n 2006, Ambassador Mark Dybul, then the United States global AIDS coordinator, visited an orphanage run by the Daughters of Charity in Ethiopia. It was a sanctuary for more than 400 HIV-positive ...
Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought told reporters after meeting with Senate Republicans on Tuesday that the White House is on board with a substitute amendment to the rescissions ...
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U.S. ships groundbreaking HIV drug to Africa, but slashed funding threatens progress
The U.S. just shipped two million doses of lenacapavir, a groundbreaking twice-a-year HIV-prevention injectable medication, ...
About two decades ago, Namibia was one of the hardest-hit countries in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. More than one in three adults tested positive for HIV. Dr. Mark Dybul remembers visiting a clinic in rural ...
The significant public health strides the U.S. has made over the past two decades to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic at home and abroad are on shaky ground heading into 2024. At the end of September, ...
When Kenneth Ngure thinks about the global effort to control HIV/AIDS, he says, he feels like he's flying. "It's like an airplane that's traveling at cruising altitude, seeking its destination," says ...
In 2003, the two of us led opposing political parties in the U.S. Senate. Despite our differences, we joined together to support President George W. Bush in authorizing the U.S. President's Emergency ...
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