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Trump's foreign aid freeze halted a crucial program fighting HIV in Africa. Here's what's at stake

The freeze on U.S. foreign aid ordered by President Donald Trump has effectively halted one of the world's most successful responses to a disease

The Independent UK

Trump's Aid Freeze Could Cause Millions More AIDS Deaths: UN Agency

"It's dramatic in many countries," UNAIDS executive director Winnie Byanyima told AFP. "I need to sound the alarm so that it's very clear that this is a big part (of AIDS relief funding). If it goes away, people are going to die."

Latin Times

Trump's Aid Freeze Could Cause Millions More AIDS Deaths: UN Agency

President Donald Trump's decision to suspend US overseas funding could result in millions more deaths from AIDS, the head of the UN's programme for the illness warned Sunday.

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‘Disruptive, unfair and cruel’: jobs lost and treatment stopped as USAid freeze hits HIV care in Zimbabwe

Facilities have been forced to close as halt in funding impacts country’s donor-dependent health sector

The Guardian - UK

HIV drugs stopped for millions by USAID cuts – this is the drastic effect it could have on their health

A generation has passed since the peak in AIDS-related deaths

The Independent UK

Is Keir Starmer the new Elvis? How celebrity endorsements can shape public health

Sir Keir Starmer has become the first sitting UK prime minister to publicly take an HIV test to reduce stigma around Aids and encourage more people to get tested.

The Conversation

Trump White House’s disengagement from HIV/AIDS response could have lethal consequences

With the endless stream of announcements, reversals, measures and countermeasures coming from the new administration of United States President Donald Trump, it has become difficult to make sense of what is just noise or opening negotiation offers and what constitutes actual policy change.

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Healthcare in Africa on brink of crisis as US exits WHO and USAid freezes funds: health scholar explains why

US president Donald Trump has taken a series of decisions that have delivered body blows to the global management of health. He has announced that the US will leave the World Health Organization. And a 90-day freeze has been placed on money distributed by the US Agency for International Development…

The Conversation

HIV infections could jump over 6 times if US support is dropped and not replaced, UNAIDS chief says

The head of the U.N. AIDS agency says the number of new HIV infections could jump more than six times by 2029 if American support of the biggest AIDS program is dropped

The Independent UK

Mysterious die set to feature in AMD's Instinct MI400, its next blockbuster APU which could power El Capitan's successor

AMD could add a Multimedia IO Die to the MI400, its fastest APU ever, according to recently spotted patches.

TechRadar

Walking before emptying bowels or after it: Which is healthier and why

Walking is one of the simplest and most effective forms of exercise. It aids digestion, improves cardiovascular health, along with offering other health benefits. There has always been debate on whether morning hours are ideal for walking or the evening hours. However, there is one aspect that needs to be…

The Times of India

Scott Turner Confirmed As Housing Secretary, Focus On Affordable Housing

Scott Turner confirmed as new housing secretary, focusing on housing assistance programs and addressing homelessness. HUD's budget aids lower-income famili...

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US health funding cuts: what Nigeria stands to lose

US president Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the US from the World Health Organization is threatening funding for critical health programmes like HIV/Aids and tuberculosis in different parts of the world, including Nigeria.

The Conversation

DOGE still blocking HIV/AIDS relief

The White House said it was allowing "lifesaving" foreign aid to continue, but DOGE's actions suggest otherwise

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The Times of India

Understanding the thyroid: How this small gland impacts your whole body

The gland at the base of the neck, which resembles a butterfly in shape and is called thyroid gland, secretes an important hormone that is essential for development and metabolism. This gland aids in limiting the amount of hormones that are poured into the blood and enables several systems within…

Tom’s Guide

3 quick ways to sleep fast come day or night— no sleep aids required

Here are three quick ways to fall asleep fast whenever and wherever you are, without using sleep aids

The Guardian - UK

Diesel, oil, condoms: transgender sex workers teach India’s truckers about Aids

On the road for weeks at a time, STDs are rife among lorry drivers. Now, volunteers are teaching them about safe sex

The Guardian - UK

Peter Hujar: Eyes Open in the Dark review – visions of a vanished world

The American photographer Peter Hujar, who died of Aids complications in 1987, chronicles New York’s 70s and 80s gay scene – and much else besides – in this haunting retrospective

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Can Motorcycles Benefit From Bosch’s Brake-By-Wire Technology?

In the past 10 years or so, the tech stuffed into our bikes has taken massive leaps forward. Gizmos like throttle-by-wire, once found only on high-end bikes, are now standard even on entry-level models. And advanced rider aids like cornering ABS and lean-sensitive traction control have also filtered down to…

The Independent UK

The Daily Show host met with awkward reaction to RFK Jr voice joke

‘You guys aren’t sure how to react to the voice’ said Michael Kosta

The Conversation

How nonprofits abroad can fill gaps when the US government cuts off foreign aid

The U.S. government gives other nations US$68 billion of foreign assistance annually – more than any other country. Over half of this sum is managed by the U.S. Agency for International Development, including funds for programs aimed at fighting hunger and disease outbreaks, providing humanitarian relief in war zones, and…

The Independent UK

Distribution of US-backed HIV medications to poorest nations in flux after Trump order slowing foreign aid

The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has provided life-saving treatment to tens of millions since it was established in 2003

Roll Call

Pause to AIDS funding leaves health experts scrambling - Roll Call

Health analysts say that the pause in funding for international and domestic efforts to halt HIV and AIDS are "unprecedented."

The Times of India

Do COVID-19 vaccines have AIDS causing virus?

Millions of lives were saved globally by the swift development of COVID-19 vaccinations, but hundreds of false reports followed the major development. One such allegation is that COVID-19 vaccinations contain viruses that cause AIDS or could cause the disease. These are the facts that everyone needs to be aware of…

Tom’s Hardware

The first-ever ransomware dropped 35 years ago disguised as a floppy sharing 'AIDS Information'

The first-ever example of ransomware dropped 35 years ago, in December 1989.

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