HIV / AIDS in the News

Late HIV diagnoses threaten Europe’s progress toward ending AIDS by 2030 - News-Medical

 

State Department says U.S. won't mark World AIDS Day this year - upi.com

 

Chatbot Increased HIV Self Testing in MSM - The American Journal of Managed Care® (AJMC®)

 

The Long-Acting Debate: Are We Equipped to End the HIV Epidemic? - European Medical Journal

 

The fight against AIDS: Is HIV still a global threat? - dw.com

 

World AIDS Day: prevention key to stopping spread - HSC Public Health Agency

 

Cuts to HIV funding 'most significant setback in decades': UN - The Anniston Star

 

The Trump administration will no longer mark World AIDS Day - Euronews.com

 

Gilead announces first shipments of HIV prevention drug to Eswatini and Zambia - Pharmafile

 

Addressing Syphilis, Hepatitis B and HIV/AIDS in the Maldives - The Borgen Project

 

The Department of Health (DOH) on Wednesday, November 27, 2025, reported over 5,500 new human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) cases from July to September 2025. Read more: https://www.sunstar.com.ph/manila/5000-hiv-cases-recorded-in-q3-of-2025 - facebook.com

 

Report: HIV infections often detected too late in Europe - Yahoo

 

How House of Mercy supports people living with AIDS - Gaston Gazette

 

WHO sounds the alarm: Half of HIV diagnoses in Europe are detected too late - Gazeta Express

 

Half of Europeans with HIV diagnosed late, report shows - Euractiv

 

Undiagnosed HIV: a ‘silent crisis’ growing in Europe - Euronews.com

 

HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Europe 2025 – 2024 data - ECDC

 

Europe’s hidden HIV crisis - World Health Organization (WHO)

 

Global HIV response in crisis due to severe funding collapse, warns UNAIDS - Business Standard

 

World AIDS Day: Reflecting on the role of architecture in supporting health, community, and inclusion - RIBA

 

From the Stage to HIV Activism, Javier Muñoz Still Isn’t Throwing Away His Shot - POZ - Health, Life and HIV

 

World AIDS Day breakfast - Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs

 

Report: Man said to have HIV spit in store clerk’s mouth - Monroe County Reporter

 

Supporting Pacific governments to respond to HIV - Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs

 

HIV prevention services hit hardest by funding cuts, UNAIDS warns - Devex

 

Forty Years Later, the Unequal Impact of HIV Persists—and We Refuse to Accept It - POZ - Health, Life and HIV

 

From Crisis to Cascading Disaster: Invisibility, False Narratives, Societal Inaction Drive Silently Worsening U.S. Latino HIV Epidemic - The Malaysian Reserve

 

Trump Administration Will No Longer Commemorate World AIDS Day - The New York Times

 

From Crisis to Cascading Disaster: Invisibility, False Narratives, Societal Inaction Drive Silently Worsening U.S. Latino HIV Epidemic - PR Newswire

 

Global HIV Response Faces Significant Setback Due to Funding Cuts - India News Network