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Brazil's top court probes Bolsonaro for linking COVID-19 vaccines to AIDS - Vimarsana News

Brazil's top court probes Bolsonaro for linking COVID-19 vaccines to AIDS

Bolsonaro made the untruthful claims in a live video broadcast on multiple social media platforms in October. He was temporarily suspended from both Facebook and YouTube following the comments.

What Can One Life Tell Us About the Battle Against H.I.V.? - Vimarsana News

What Can One Life Tell Us About the Battle Against H.I.V.?

In 2001, U.N. estimates suggested 150 million people would be infected with H.I.V. by 2021. That preceded an ambitious global campaign to curb the virus. How well did it work?

United States supports introduction of innovative method to prevent HIV infection in the Kyrgyz Republic - Vimarsana News

United States supports introduction of innovative method to prevent HIV infection in the Kyrgyz Republic

News and analytical articles about Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

Prince Harry releases statement marking World AIDS Day - Vimarsana News

Prince Harry releases statement marking World AIDS Day

"On this World AIDS Day we recognize the 40 years that have shaped life for many. We honor those whose lives have been cut short and reaffirm our commitment to a scientific community that has worked tirelessly against this disease."

World AIDS Day: How America led the fight to save 20 million lives - Vimarsana News

World AIDS Day: How America led the fight to save 20 million lives

On World AIDS Day, as we continue to battle HIV while also seeking a road map against COVID-19, it’s important to look at how PEPFAR succeeded.