GENEVA, 18 December 2025 –UNAIDS congratulates Brazil in attainting the certification for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission (EMTCT) of HIV and syphilis as determined by the World Health ...

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Advances in antiretroviral therapy (ART) now allow people living with HIV to lead normal lives with undetectable and nontransmissible levels of the virus in their blood. Yet that reality is limited to ...

The Berks nonprofit commemorated World AIDS Day while warning that recent funding losses could lead to staff reductions and ...

Canada should rethink its reduced pledge to the Global Fund to protect the health of people in Canada as well as around the ...

Today, we confront emerging threats from a range of respiratory viruses, insect-transmitted viruses, and viruses we have not ...

New York City has made incredible progress against HIV, but rising infection rates, persistent disparities, and looming federal funding cuts risk a backslide. Your Local Epidemiologist New York breaks ...

UNAIDS considers today’s agreement between the US and Kenya a milestone in the future of global health cooperation, bringing renewed momentum to advance Kenya’s outstanding response to HIV and US ...

Madonna publicly criticized President Donald Trump Monday after the U.S. State Department confirmed it would not commemorate World AIDS Day — an international observance held annually on December 1 ...

The closest thing we have to an HIV vaccine has hit the market – but less than a tenth of the doses needed to change the course of the pandemic will reach the people who need them, new figures suggest ...

The closest thing we have to an HIV vaccine has hit the market – but less than a tenth of the doses needed to change the course of the pandemic will reach the people who need them, new figures suggest ...

World AIDS Day 2025 reflects on Black Americans’ disproportionate HIV impact, lost artists, threats to PrEP access, and the ongoing fight against stigma.