New HIV/AIDS political declaration seeks to end inequalities and get on track to end AIDS by 2030 - World
English News and Press Release on World about HIV/Aids; published on 11 Jun 2021 by WHO
Stay updated with breaking news from Meg Doherty. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
English News and Press Release on World about HIV/Aids; published on 11 Jun 2021 by WHO
Member States at the High-Level Meeting on HIV and AIDS adopted a Political Declaration in order to get the world on track to end AIDS as a public health...
Date Time Share New report highlights global progress on reducing HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections and signals need for renewed efforts to reach 2030 targets A new report released today, highlights achievements and gaps in the implementation of the global health sector strategies for HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) from 2016-2021 and outlines key steps needed to eliminate these diseases as a public health threat by 2030. The report contains new estimates for viral hepatitis and the four main preventable and curable STIs; and most target...
New report highlights global progress on reducing HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections and signals need for renewed efforts to reach 2030 targets Format A new report released today, highlights achievements and gaps in the implementation of the global health sector strategies for HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) from 2016-2021 and outlines key steps needed to eliminate these diseases as a public health threat by 2030. The report contains new estimates for viral hepatitis and the four main preventable and curable STIs; and most targets had not ...
Share HIV self-test prices to be slashed in half in 135 countries Fri, 30 April 2021 Poorer countries are set to see their access to HIV self-tests increase dramatically following a deal to slash prices in half and boost production, Unitaid said on April 28. The international health agency said it had closed a deal with US-based global healthcare company Viatris Inc that will see blood-based HIV self-tests made available for under $2 across 135 low and middle-income countries. HIV self-tests are seen as vital tools to help people more easily discover their status and move towards the treatmen...