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Mike Ryan (l), WHO's emergencies director and Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebereyesus (r) in Geneva. 6/2/2020.

Is Covid-19 here to stay?

An HIV/Aids awareness campaign on the eve of World Aids Day in Kolkata, India.

Hope and heartbreak as global community marks World Aids Day

Abinha Aher, is the associate director of the HIV/AIDS Alliance in India, Lyon on October 10, 2019

France India AIDS LGBTQI Global Funds

Fighting for acceptance and access to medicine in India as a transgender HIV-positive person

Hope for sufferers: will anti-Aids protests become a thing of the past?

France records drop in new HIV diagnoses

A woman participates in a campaign focused on the prevention of AIDS in Kathamandu, November 30, 2016 n).

The Global Fund hopes to raise $14 billion at Lyon conference

Students in Vienna release balloons for World AIDS Day, 1 December 2018, calling on world governments to take action against HIV

HIV deaths generally down one-third, but up in North Africa

Uganda's Health Minister Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng

Focus on Africa: Uganda tracks people living with HIV

Hope for sufferers: will anti-Aids protests become a thing of the past?

Eye on France: Second HIV remission raises hopes in fight against killer disease

Embryonic stem cells

HIV stem cell patient enters remission, raises hope of cure

Allan Maleche, Executive Director of Kenyan-based HIV awareness campaign group KELIN, and 2018 prize winner of the Elizabeth Taylor Human Rights Award

Fighting stigma is key to AIDS battle - Kenyan AIDS activist

African Press Review 19 July 2018

Gay men were prohibited from giving blood in 1983 over fears about the spread of HIV.

France to be sued over no-sex rule for blood donations by gay men

Students hold red ribbons during an event to mark World AIDS Day at a medical college in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, China November 30, 2017

UN says men falling behind women in AIDS treatment

A lab technician draws blood from a patient for HIV testing.

International report

Zimbabwe launches night HIV testing

Still from "120 battements par minute" by Robin Campillo

A meeting with 120 BPM's Robin Campillo

Sibongile Tshabalala, deputy general secretary of South Africa's Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), calls for more action at the Paris global conference on HIV science, Sunday 23 July 201s7

Paris conference highlights Africa's AIDS progress, but fight is not over

A pharmacist shows Anti-Retroviral Drugs (ARV's)

International report

HIV treatment in South Africa is still a struggle

A nurse hands out a red ribbon to a woman, to mark World Aids Day, at the entrance of Emilio Ribas Hospital, in Sao Paulo on 1 December 2014

World losing fight against AIDS warns experts

African press review 20 July 2016

Activists marched through the city to the International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, July 18, 2016

Aids advances under threat in sub-Saharan Africa

African press review 18 July 2016

Truvada, the first pill recommended for HIV prevention in healthy people who are at high risk of getting HIV.

Free treatment to prevent HIV soon available in France

French Health minister Marisol Touraine, File March 2015.

France lifts ban on gay men donating blood

African press review 10 October 2015

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