HIV
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healthWHO Certifies 10 Nations for Ending Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
At the 79th World Health Assembly, 10 countries were recognized for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV, HBV, and syphilis.
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healthSingapore Boosts MediSave for HIV Drugs, Aims to Curb Stigma and Late Diagnosis
Singapore raises MediSave withdrawal limit for HIV drugs and allows family account use to improve access and reduce stigma.
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healthHIV Crisis Deepens in Middle East and North Africa
New analysis reveals HIV incidence in MENA surged 116% from 2010-2023, driven by stigma, conflict, and barriers to care for LGBTQIA+ communities.
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healthEngland Hits HIV Goals, But Inequality Grows
England meets UNAIDS 95-95-95 targets, but new data shows stark racial and gender gaps in testing, prevention, and late diagnosis.
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healthFrance's HIV Prevention Stalled by Low PrEP Uptake Among Women and Migrants
Despite reimbursement, PrEP access remains limited in France, hindering HIV prevention goals, especially for women and migrants.
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healthUNAIDS Warns HIV Prevention and Treatment Services Are Faltering
Funding cuts are devastating HIV programs globally, warns UNAIDS chief Winnie Byanyima, as new infections and treatment gaps persist.
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healthManitoba Declares HIV Public Health Emergency Amid 130% Surge
Manitoba declares a public health emergency after a sharp rise in HIV cases, with 328 new cases in 2025, tripling 2021 numbers. Infants affected.
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healthPeru HIV Study: Smartphone App Tracks Daily Risk Behaviors with 93% Compliance
A smartphone EMA app showed high usability and strong daily compliance among MSM with HIV in Peru, enabling real-time risk behavior tracking.