Unicef has raised alarms over the rising rates of HIV infections among young women, with 96,000 new cases reported globally for females aged 15-19 in the past year. This demographic accounted for 70% of infections in this age group, while…
As the global fight against AIDS enters its fourth decade, researchers are exploring new avenues for treating HIV, focusing on a rare group known as ‘elite controllers’ who maintain undetectable viral loads without medication. Thumbi Ndung’u from the Africa Health…
Despite significant advancements in HIV treatment, stigma and discrimination continue to negatively impact the lives of those living with HIV. The Greek Society for the Study and Treatment of AIDS highlights the need for increased efforts in prevention and healthcare…
As of December 2024, people living with HIV in Germany can lead normal lives with proper therapy, including sexual relationships and family planning. While new HIV infections continue, advancements in treatment have significantly improved life expectancy, making it comparable to…
In a Facebook post, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized Greece’s readiness to contribute to the universal goal of ending the AIDS threat by 2030 on World AIDS Day, December 1. He outlined advancements in treatment, reliable testing, and targeted…
Former American boxer Mike Tyson disclosed in an interview that he once had sexual relations with two individuals who later died from HIV. At 58 years old, Tyson expressed indifference about his legacy while reflecting on life and the losses…
