Proposed cuts to global foreign aid, including slashing programs in the United States, could lead to millions of HIV deaths and soaring rates of infections around the world in the coming years ...

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If left untreated, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) almost always will progress to AIDS, even after many years. The immune defenses become compromised and the body is less able to defend itself ...

About 13% of people who have HIV don’t know they have it — one driver of the virus’ continuing spread. Ending AIDS in the United States by 2030 was one of President Donald Trump’s stated ...

During Donald Trump’s first term, he made it a goal to end the HIV epidemic in the U.S. by 2030. That priority has fallen by the wayside in the second Trump administration, with the termination ...

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US funding cuts will lead to an additional 2,000 new HIV infections each day and over six million further deaths over the next four years, the UNAids chief has warned. It would mark a stark ...

GENEVA, March 24 (Reuters) - There could be 2,000 new HIV infections a day across the world and a ten-fold increase in related deaths if funding frozen by the United States is not restored or ...

HIV and AIDS are related, but they are not the same thing. HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a sexually transmitted virus that causes illness by gradually breaking down a person's immune system ...

About 640 000 children have been orphaned by the virus. Picture: AFP Health advocacy groups have welcomed the HIV-Aids clinical trial showing HIV patients can control the virus without using ...