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The dance floor was never just an escape

What America under Trump could learn from queer nightlife during the AIDS crisis

Salon

Why the latest blow to the HIV/AIDS response at the UN should have everyone sounding the alarm

The American and Russian delegations at the United Nations, along with six others, recently voted against the new Political Declaration on AIDS. The United States complained about the inclusion of “divisive” political topics “not related to the fight against AIDS.”

The Conversation

Malawi rolls out injectable HIV prevention drug amid hope and caution

Patrick Chakwana, 50, has lived with HIV since 1999, when there was no effective treatment and the message to those diagnosed was blunt: "Aids kills". Today, as Malawi becomes one of the latest African countries to roll out lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable drug that prevents HIV infection, Chakwana's reaction is…

Radio France Internationale

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6 Ayurvedic Herbs With Real Clinical Evidence: Ashwagandha, Turmeric, and More

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)The most clinically studied adaptogen in the Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia, ashwagandha has accumulated enough trial data to move beyond wellness-counter claims. A 2019 randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial published in Medicine found that 240 mg of standardised ashwagandha root extract daily reduced serum cortisol by 23% over 60 days. Participants…

Times Life

7 Science-Backed Ashwagandha Benefits That Go Well Beyond Stress and Anxiety Relief

It Cuts Cortisol, and the Research Is SpecificA 2012 double-blind, placebo-controlled trial published in the Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine gave 300 mg of ashwagandha root extract twice daily to 64 adults with chronic stress. After 60 days, the group taking the extract showed a 27.9% reduction in serum cortisol…

Times Life

Low-cost preventive health measures offer multi-trillion-dollar economic gains by 2040: WEF

Three simple preventive health measures such as making homes safer to prevent falls, increasing physical activity and expanding access to hearing aids could save global healthcare systems more than USD 5.8 trillion and generate an additional USD 645 billion in productivity by 2040, according to a World Economic Forum (WEF)…

The Economic Times

Why Is the Skull Broken During Hindu Cremation?

Have you ever wondered why, during a traditional Hindu cremation, the chief mourner gently strikes the skull with a bamboo stick? To many, it may seem like a mysterious or even disturbing ritual. Yet for centuries, this act has carried profound spiritual symbolism. Known as Kapal Kriya, this final rite…

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Why Terrence Higgins Trust’s work is as vital now as ever

The charity has led the fight against Aids for 44 years — a milestone The Standard celebrates with a gala at the London EDITION with BOSS this week

Evening Standard

Los Angeles medical examiner says former child actor Daveigh Chase died of AIDS

Former child actor Daveigh Chase's death on June 16 was due to AIDS

The Independent UK

'She Was a Bag of Bones': Daveigh Chase's Dad Breaks Silence on Star's Tragic 65-Lb State and Final Phone Call

Daveigh Chase's father recounts his last conversation with her before her death from AIDS and chronic polysubstance use, highlighting the emotional and tragic nature of their final moments.

International Business Times UK

GoFundMe Set Up for Daveigh Chase's Memorial Questioned as Ex-Manager Says 'No One Knows' the Man Behind It

Daveigh Chase's GoFundMe for care and memorial is disputed; ex‑manager says organiser unrecognised, death later listed as AIDS.

International Business Times UK

Hearing Aids Linked to 33% Lower Dementia Risk—Why Early Prescription Matters

Hearing loss affects roughly one in three adults between the ages of 65 and 74, making it one of the most common health conditions associated...

Saving Advice

No consensus on UN declaration on AIDS fight for first time in more than two decades

The lack of consensus highlights growing political divisions over HIV policy as international aid funding cuts impact prevention programmes in some of the world’s most affected countries

The Independent UK

Can the World Finally End AIDS? UN Adopts Ambitious New Global Declaration

A few decades ago, an HIV diagnosis was often seen as a death sentence. Families lived in fear, misinformation spread faster than facts, and millions of people around the world lost loved ones to a disease that medicine struggled to understand. Today, the picture looks very different. People living with…

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These Are The 6 Best Training Aids You Can Buy At Amazon (And They Are Discounted During Prime Day)

If you want to get better in 2026, then a good training aid is the way to, so I've picked out 6 of the best currently discounted on Prime Day

Euronews

UNAIDS warns Trump's HIV funding cuts to South Africa could cost lives

The Trump administration says the phased withdrawal is linked to policy disputes with Pretoria, which rejects the allegations and says it is pursuing greater self-reliance.

The Independent UK

The AIDS Memorial Quilt made a fearful epidemic powerfully human

The Library of Congress describes the AIDS Memorial Quilt as the largest communal art project in the world

Bangkok Post

Progress against Aids still fragile

United to End Aids", a new UNAids report released ahead of the 2026 UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting on HIV/Aids, sends a clear warning: progress against Aids is real but fragile.

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The Guardian - US

‘A matter of life or death’: the activists confronting Congress about slashing HIV funding

Original organizers, joined by new wave, are demanding the government not undo four decades of progress

The Independent UK

Scotland rugby star’s daughter has life ‘transformed’ by hearing aids

Glasgow Warriors prop Zander Fagerson’s daughter Iona was fitted with new hearing aids earlier this year.

The Economic Times

Psychology says people in their 60s and 70s who keep a handwritten address book aren’t out of touch: They’re protecting important relationships in a form they trust, because memory often feels more reliable when information can be seen, touched, and easily found

Many adults in their 60s and 70s still prefer handwritten address books, not out of technophobia, but as a dependable memory support. Research indicates these external aids reduce mental effort and enhance recall by making social information stable and accessible. The act of handwriting itself fosters a stronger sense of…

Reason

Wisconsin S. Ct. Strikes Down Race-Based College Aid Program

The decision, in yesterday's Rabiebna v. Higher Ed. Aids Bd., was written by Justice Annette Kingsland Ziegler, and joined by… The post Wisconsin S. Ct. Strikes Down Race-Based College Aid Program appeared first on Reason.com.

The Times of India

From repairing buoys to making history: Meet the US Coast Guard diver who became the first 'Coastie' to complete the Navy's toughest diving course

An unexpected conversation at a Coast Guard unit in Seattle set Senior Chief Petty Officer Thomas Hansen on a path that would eventually lead to a historic achievement. After years spent repairing navigation buoys, restoring maritime aids and carrying out underwater missions from Massachusetts to Antarctica, Hansen has become the…

The Guardian - US

The best wireless earbuds for iPhone owners, Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 are on rare sale

They cancel noise, track your heart rate, even double as hearing aids, and Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 are on a rare sale right now

The National (Scotland)

How colour can improve a disabled person's life and why choice is essential

We should have a choice with our aids, they are our personality, they help us stand up in the world, and they should reflect our character

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