1. 'Greater urgency' needed in fight against HIV/AIDS, warns UN agency, amidst $1 billion investment cuts  UN News
2. HIV, AIDS deaths have declined by one-third since 2010 but no cure yet - United Nations report  CBS News
3. ‘HIV isn’t over’: The world’s waning response to the AIDS crisis  FRANCE 24 English
4. U.N. wants more urgency in AIDS fight as gains and funding fade  NBC News
5. UN Aids target to end epidemic by 2030 at risk as funding falls for first time  The Guardian
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Global HIV/AIDS Deaths Are Falling But Experts Say More Needs To Be Done [Infographic]  Forbes

UNAIDS, a joint United Nations Program advocating for accelerated and global action on HIV/AIDS, has reported that deaths from the pandemic are falling.

HIV/AIDS  Fred Hutch News Service

Fred Hutch is a longtime leader in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. Our research on prevention, treatment and potential cures includes active studies and ...

Unleash untapped potential to end AIDS - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta Post

Our communities are a source of strength with so much untapped potential. Unleashing it is the key to gaining the momentum to make faster progress towards ...

How Indian pharma giant Cipla made AIDS drugs affordable  Quartz India

Dr. Yusuf Hamied of Cipla was a prolific reader of medical journals, with an annual subscription budget that topped $150,000 (Rs1 crore at current rates).

A nurse who cared for AIDS patients on why the fight must continue  GMA

Today, there are an estimated 1.1 million people in the U.S. living with HIV, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. With drugs such as ...

'5B' Documentary Spotlights The Nation's First AIDS Hospital Unit : Shots - Health News  NPR

A new documentary tells the story of America's first inpatient unit dedicated to the care of people with AIDS. Nurse Cliff Morrison helped create 5B in 1983, and ...

AIDS Documentary Journalist: 'We Were Helping to Save People's Lives'  Healthline

Veteran journalist Hank Plante is being called "the voice" of "5B," a documentary about how San Francisco General Hospital took care of people with AIDS in the ...

Pose Isn’t Just Giving an AIDS History Lesson  Vulture

The FX drama 'Pose' turns its unflinching focus on not just how HIV/AIDS plagued the ballroom community but how its members fought back against it. The story ...

Customizing home-care aids: Tips for dental hygienists  Dentistry IQ

With shoes, one size does not fit all, and home-care aids are no different. Dental clinicians recommend a variety of home-care routines and products to help ...

Carrying the Legacy of AIDS Activism Forward  Slate

This piece is part of the Legacies issue, a special Pride Month series from Outward, Slate's home for coverage of LGBTQ life, thought, and culture. Read an ...

Global AIDS response faltering, poor countries need help  Pique Newsmagazine

As HIV/AIDS hits 40, the global response has declined, resource mobilization is faltering and stigma against vulnerable populations is widespread, a World Bank ...

Austin Leaders Move Forward With Homeless Aids: Ordinance changes provide some relief despite inflammatory rhetoric - News  Austin Chronicle

Most mornings when William Sherrard wakes up, his friends already have the radio tuned to NewsRadio KLBJ, where they frequently hear callers on Todd ...

Sleep aids: Over-the-counter and prescription  Medical News Today

People who have difficulty falling or staying asleep may wish to try using sleep aids. Various over-the-counter, prescription, and natural sleep aids are available.

Ronald Reagan Atoned for AIDS Neglect at 1990 Fundraiser  Hollywood Reporter

The late Elizabeth Glaser, who launched her foundation after contracting HIV from a blood transfusion, held her first charity event 29 years ago, with Reagan's ...