New York, July 4 (JEN): Ending the AIDS epidemic – in all places and all communities – is essential to realizing the vision of a life of dignity for all, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon de ...
New York, July 1 (JEN) Cuba has become the world’s first country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, “a major victory in our long fight against HIV and sexuall ...
New York, June 26 (JEN) The world risks a deadly AIDS rebound unless the countries most affected by the virus expand access to antiretroviral treatments and boost their focus on stopping new ...
New Delhi, June 14 (JEN): The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare observed the 'World Blood Donor Day' under the aegis of National Blood Transfus ...
New York, Dec 2 (JEN) Ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030 requires a comprehensive approach that includes social justice, the democratization of science, gender equity, and a people-centred ap ...
New York, Nov 29 (JEN) An estimated 1.1 million HIV infections among children under 15 have been averted, but disparity in access to treatment is hampering progress towards reaching a global ...
New York, Nov 11 (JEN) Visiting Kabul over the weekend, the head of the United Nations agency combating all forms of criminal activity, met with newly-elected President Ashraf Ghani and Chie ...
New York, Oct 4 (JEN) With external funding in decline, Cambodia is turning to domestic resources to boost its national AIDS response and social protection services to people living with HIV ...
New York, Sept 25 (JEN) The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) on Thursday appointed British fashion designer Victoria Beckham as its International Goodwill Ambassador, with ...
- Cuba tests drug preventing HIV
- World response to AIDS epidemic at a ‘critical juncture’
- 80 adolescents a day will still die of AIDS by 2030, despite slowdown in epidemic
- ‘Stigma and discrimination still persists’ against people living with HIV – UN labour agency
- West and Central Africa lagging far behind world in HIV response, warns UNICEF