US EditionHIV Fears as Needle Exchange to Close
AFRICA, JUL 9 – Funding cuts have led to a 31% drop in HIV diagnoses and a 30% decline in antiretroviral therapy starts in sub-Saharan Africa, raising concerns over stalled progress and rising infections.
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AIDS Action Baltimore (AAB), with the support of AmfAR, AVAC, Health GAP, the Association of HIV Medicine, the Human Rights Campaign, the Society of Infectious Diseases of America, the Latin Commission on AIDS, NMAC, PrEP4ALL, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, The Reunion Project and Treatment Action Group, will organize the session [...]
“Have you ever held a secret so heavy it felt like it could break the world?” by Sadiq Ali
Inside our queer bubbles in major cities, it’s easy to forget about ignorance, stigma, and shame. It’s easy to forget that, in general, people still have a shockingly low awareness of HIV and that the stigma surrounding it remains very real. Despite all the advances in HIV healthcare, that world-breaking secret, that shame that separates us from our bodies and the people we desire or love, has yet to go. But it’s not serving us. It never did. An…
This July 10th, the UN agency specialized in HIV/AIDS, United States, publishes its report on the world's disease situation. The document alerts us to the urgency of changes in combat and treatment programmes as well as the increase in words intended to reduce the problem. 26 million lives save [...]
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