Anthony Fauci recovering from West Nile virus after in hospital 7 days
Dr. Antony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the United States, and Dr. Ashish Jha, MD, MPH, coordinator, White House COVID-19 Response, speak…
West And Central Africa Sees Progress In HIV Fight, But Challenges Remain — UNAIDS
The annual number of new HIV infections in West and Central Africa fell by 46 per cent between 2010 and 20230, according to the Joint…
U.S. commits up to $667 million to global Pandemic Fund
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Wednesday announced up to $667 million in U.S. contributions to the global Pandemic Fund. She announced the contribution toward the fund's…
ACTG Presents Data Analysis at AIDS 2024 Showing Association between Elevated Risk of Cardiovascular Events and Abacavir Use Among People Living with HIV
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Report: LGBTQ+ protections improved greatly under Biden compared to Trump
Thousands of "All Black Lives Matter" demonstrators march to West Hollywood to denounce racial injustice and support LGBTQ rights in the summer of 2020. The…
Anthony Fauci has a right to savage Trump. Why doesn’t he?
Over his half-century career, Anthony Fauci learned what it was like to be both loved and loathed. As director of the National Institute of Allergy…
‘Shouldn’t everyone have access to testing and treatment for HIV?’
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People with HIV can be sperm and egg donors
UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe. Source link
I lost my mum, dad and baby sister to HIV in infected blood scandal
In May 1983, Dr Spence Galbraith, the director of the UK's Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, wrote to Dr Ian Field, the senior principal medical officer…
Attempts to criminalise chemsex users are making the queer scene less safe than ever
Gayle draws a line between the clubbing’s decline and a boost in chemsex harms: “20 years ago, there was this incredible symbiosis between clubs and…
Attempts to criminalise chemsex users are making the queer scene less safe than ever
Gayle draws a line between the clubbing’s decline and a boost in chemsex harms: “20 years ago, there was this incredible symbiosis between clubs and…
Scientific breakthrough sparks new hope for potential HIV cure
Scientists have successfully eliminated the HIV virus from cells in a laboratory, sparking new hopes for a potential cure. The Nobel Prize-winning gene-editing tool, known…
Hydeia Broadbent, HIV/AIDS activist who bonded with Magic Johnson, dies
Hydeia Broadbent started speaking publicly about her experiences as someone with HIV/AIDS when she was a young child. “I want people to know that we’re…
Justice Department reaffirms commitment to protecting LGBTQI+ communities
Leaders from the U.S. Justice Department Civil Rights Division met Thursday to reinforce the department's commitment to protecting LGBTQI+ rights. Source link
Sadiq Khan on how new Overground line honours LGBTQ+ history
Sadiq Khan is “hoping” that naming one of the London Overground lines Mildmay will encourage people to learn more about the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The Mayor…
Meet the campaigner at the forefront of HIV/AIDS activism since the 1980s
“We started off literally one night a week with a telephone helpline. Then slowly there were more people in Manchester living with HIV, so very…
‘LGBTQ+ people have to remember that our rights can be rolled back’
February is LGBTQIA+ History Month. It was an honour to speak to Ray Collins, Lord Collins of Highbury, to discuss what the month means to…
Getting tested for HIV? 5 FAQs answered by an expert
Getting tested for HIV can feel intimidating, so GAY TIMES worked with National AIDS Trust to answer five FAQs about the process. WORDS BY CONOR…
Why is Germany so low on PrEP and will HIV infections now rise?
A severe shortage of HIV prevention drugs in Germany has sparked fears of a spike in infections over coming months, with doctors urging government to…
Testing, treatment, PEP and PrEP are key in ending new cases of HIV by 2030
When Terry Higgins became one of the first named people in the UK to die from an AIDS-related illness in 1982, the virus didn’t even…