#hiv

#hiv

Dr. Peter Duesberg's book disputes the HIV-AIDS connection, suggesting AIDS stems from multiple pre-existing conditions and questioning the scientific basis of the virus hypothesis.

Most HIV infections transmitted through sex, especially anal intercourse, increasing transmission risk.

Drug use significantly correlates with condomless sex and HIV transmission risk.

Sexual agreements among partners influence drug and sexual behavior dynamics.

HIV remains a significant global health challenge, with no definitive cure, despite effective suppression through antiretroviral medications.

The UK's infected blood scandal led to thousands infected with HIV/hepatitis due to contaminated blood products and highlighted ongoing injustices from the cover-up.

The term 'AIDS' was pivotal in shaping perceptions and stigma surrounding the disease, influencing both public discussion and activism.

Half of people with HIV in the U.S. live in areas vulnerable to extreme weather disasters.

A promising biannual HIV vaccine shows 100% efficacy in women and high effectiveness in men, but access concerns arise in certain regions.

The Trump administration's memo restricts access to HIV prevention medication PrEP, limiting its availability to pregnant and breastfeeding women only.

The Trump administration has restricted access to PrEP under PEPFAR for most individuals, posing a serious threat to global HIV prevention efforts.

HIV stigma in the Ngabe-Bugle territory is contributing to a severe health crisis, isolating individuals like Joti from their families.

The Ngabe-Bugle region faces a significant HIV epidemic, with alarming rates of infection and mortality, especially among youth.

MP Kevin McKenna's HIV disclosure aims to reduce stigma and promote testing during National HIV Testing Week.

HIV stigma is declining in America, but awareness, especially among Gen Z, remains low.

HIV stigma and isolation persist despite advancements in treatment, as illustrated by personal experiences of those diagnosed.

The US aid freeze severely disrupts global health services, notably for HIV treatments and immunization programs.

Reduced U.S. funding for AIDS programs could lead to a dramatic increase in HIV infections and deaths by 2029.

The new HIV vaccine shows exceptional effectiveness and could significantly improve prevention efforts, especially for high-risk populations.

The Trump administration has directed organizations abroad to stop providing H.I.V. medications acquired through U.S. aid, impacting patient care severely.

Trump administration halts HIV medication distribution in Africa amid foreign aid moratorium, sparking concerns among global health experts.

The fight against HIV has transformed it from a death sentence to a manageable chronic condition, providing insights for treating other diseases.

Charlize Theron will temporarily hand over her Instagram account to HIV activist Ibanomonde Ngema to raise awareness for World AIDS Day.

Research from Scripps shows promise in developing an HIV vaccine by understanding unique antibody responses.

World AIDS Day serves to raise awareness about the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic and honors those who have lost their lives to it.

The AIDS Memorial Quilt exhibition at San Francisco International Airport honors over 110,000 lives lost to AIDS.

Trump's foreign aid pause may disrupt crucial health programs like PEPFAR.

The halt on existing funding is unprecedented and could have severe consequences.

The freeze on foreign aid jeopardizes H.I.V. health services for over 20 million people, risking severe illness and death.

Bill Gates advocated for the continuation of the PEPFAR program during a dinner with President Trump, emphasizing its importance for HIV relief.

The Pentagon's ban on asymptomatic HIV-positive enlistment was overturned as discriminatory, reflecting advancements in HIV treatment.

Minimal risk of HIV transmission allows eligible individuals to serve in the military.

CDC removes HIV content due to executive orders targeting transgender identities, fearing compliance with new federal mandates.

HIV-positive individuals in the UK can now donate sperm or eggs to partners after changes to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act.

Lexi Love expresses concern over her health due to Trump's removal of vital LGBTQ+ and HIV resources from government websites.

Malanova explores the contemporary challenges of living with HIV and the fear surrounding testing within a relationship.

HIV-positive Palestinians in Gaza face severe medication shortages due to the ongoing blockade exacerbated by the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Colm Walsh shares his experience dodging HIV infection while others were not so fortunate, emphasizing the tragedy of contaminated treatments.

Patients with HIV can now receive organs from HIV-positive donors, easing transplant waiting times and expanding the donor pool.

People with HIV can now receive organ transplants from HIV-positive donors, increasing the available organ supply and improving patient outcomes.

The court ruling allows asymptomatic HIV-positive individuals with undetectable viral loads to serve in the military, promoting inclusivity and challenging stigma.

HHS has relaxed rules on kidney and liver donations between HIV-positive individuals, increasing access to organ transplants for this community.

Lenacapavir shows potential to significantly reduce new HIV infections, fostering optimism towards the goal of ending the epidemic by 2030.

Gilead aims to broaden access to lenacapavir through generic production in low-income countries but excludes middle-income nations, highlighting healthcare disparities.

Lenacapavir is a revolutionary antiretroviral drug achieving nearly 100% effectiveness for HIV prevention and treatment with just two injections yearly.

The contaminated blood scandal has caused devastating consequences for victims and their families, impacting their ability to conceive and obtain fair compensation.

War in Ukraine risks reversing progress against HIV due to healthcare disruptions and increased displacement of populations.

Gilead Sciences is suing a medical defrauder and pharmacies for selling counterfeit HIV medications, endangering patient health and safety.

A drug-counterfeiting operation involving Gilead's HIV medications was uncovered, exposing patients to serious health risks.

Peter Khaim is identified as the mastermind behind the counterfeit drugs sold through two pharmacies in NYC.