Funding for the Global Fund, which supports the fight against HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria, has decreased substantially.

Who is being left behind? – herald Tawanda Musarurwa Check Point Desk “EVEN when people know about HIV and take risks, there are still many reasons why some men might not go for testing. “Sometimes it ...

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The director of the Africa CDC believes the abrupt cutoff of Western aid will cause great suffering to Africans. At the same ...

Other Harvard-backed projects facing funding cuts include research on tuberculosis and early detection of Lou Gehrig’s ...

UNAIDS chief warns that Trump's foreign aid cuts are worsening the global HIV/AIDS crisis, threatening progress toward ending ...

Wagner is confident the government’s ongoing efforts will help in effectively tackling the HIV crisis. Minister for Health, ...

Texas braces for $119 million in federal cuts, impacting disease detection and prevention efforts, including HIV and vaccination programs.

The health crisis has spilled into South Africa’s universities and research hubs. Institutions that once hosted major NIH- ...

The government of Kenya has reduced its budget allocation for HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria by KSh 11.4 billion in the ...

India's blood donation guidelines, modeled after policies formed in the early days of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, impose blanket ...

UNAIDS Director warns Trump's HIV/AIDS cuts will derail global plan to end disease by 2030, impacting prevention and ...