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Is there an HIV prevention crisis? - Vimarsana News

Is there an HIV prevention crisis?

Is there an HIV prevention crisis? - IAVI. After marshaling great effort and achieving remarkable results in diagnosing HIV infections and providing life-saving

Source: iavi.org
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sign letter criticising Britain over covid jabs - Vimarsana News

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sign letter criticising Britain over covid jabs

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are campaigning for Britain to work with pharmaceutical companies to waive intellectual property rights on the life-saving jabs.

More virulent HIV variant found? What you need to know - Vimarsana News

More virulent HIV variant found? What you need to know

Scientists found the new HIV strain called the “virulent subtype B” — or VB variant

Consultation calls for global AIDS response to build on emergency adaptations to Covid - Vimarsana News

Consultation calls for global AIDS response to build on emergency adaptations to Covid

As the Omicron variant surges through communities and health systems already stretched to the breaking point by two years of COVID-19, HIV programme

Consultation calls for the global AIDS response to build on emergency adaptations to COVID-19, tackle structural barriers and ensure that country programmes fully recover from COVID-19 disruptions and end AIDS - Vimarsana News

Consultation calls for the global AIDS response to build on emergency adaptations to COVID-19, tackle structural barriers and ensure that country programmes fully recover from COVID-19 disruptions and end AIDS

As the Omicron variant surges through communities and health systems already stretched to the breaking point by two years of COVID-19, HIV programme managers and community representatives gathered virtually to review efforts to keep the AIDS response on track and propose ways to better overcome the challenges caused by two clashing pandemics.

Source: unaids.org