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Letter: Godfrey Bradman obituary

Virginia Berridge writes: Godfrey Bradman funded an Aids policy unit in 1988.

The Guardian - UK

Man suddenly lost hearing aged 26 and says rare condition 'wrecked social life'

Marion Marincat thought he had flu, but when he suddenly lost 80% of his hearing, he was diagnosed with otosclerosis - which affects about 1 or 2 in 100 people in the UK

Daily Mirror

Largest ever collection of HIV/AIDS interviews revealed in London

Archive contains testimony from members of LGBTQ community who lived through crisis in 1980s and 90s

Evening Standard

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NSW law change clears path to use electric skateboards as disability mobility aid

Port Macquarie local Steve Lyons has been campaigning to legalise the use of electric skateboards as mobility aids for people living with disability, and the NSW government has responded.

ABC News

Illegal Sydney warehouse parties, lives lost to AIDS, and gay liberation: photographer William Yang captured it all

Review: William Yang’s Sydneyphiles Reimagined, State Library of New South Wales.

The Conversation

Australian-first queer museum Qtopia opens as Sydney WorldPride kicks off

Qtopia, located at Green Park and the National Art School in Darlinghurst, documents the struggle for rights and recognition by advocates, as well as the confronting history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

ABC News

Big pharma must value African lives above profits, warns head of UNAids

‘Racist’ inequalities leave sub-Saharan region bearing burden of more that half world’s new HIV infections, says Winnie Byanyima

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Mayo Clinic Q and A: Are over-the-counter hearing devices a fit for you?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I've heard about the new over-the-counter hearing devices, but I'm not sure if they'll work for me. What do I need to know? And what should I consider as I make my decision?

Tribune News Service

Why was Bono at the State of the Union?

Rock star was personally invited to the SOTU in honour of his advocacy and philanthropic work on global health and AIDS relief initiatives

The Independent UK

Bono to attend US President Joe Biden's State of the Union address in Washington DC

The lead singer of U2 was invited because of his advocacy and philanthropic support for global health and AIDS relief initiatives

Irish Mirror

Pioneering Liverpool couple who were 'instrumental' during the AIDS crisis

Lyn Matthews recalled watching her friends "die one by one" at the height of the crisis in the 1980s

Liverpool Echo

‘Slimming pill’ drug to be classified as poison after at least 33 deaths

DNP is banned for human consumption but it has been advertised online as something that aids weight loss

The Independent UK

How we met: ‘I watched him putting a condom on a banana – and that was it’

Chris, 56, and Tom, 65, got talking at an Aids activism group in 1989 and finally kissed three years later. They married in 2008

The Guardian - UK

'I was told AIDS would kill me in three years. Forty years on I'm still here'

John Percy is believed to be the UK's longest surviving HIV patient

Manchester Evening News

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International AIDS relief program, at 20, looks to next steps

BANGKOK — Saturday marks a major milestone in the global fight to eliminate the AIDS epidemic, as the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief celebrates its 20th anniversary as the largest commitment by a country to combat a disease.

WEKU

Why inventing a vaccine for AIDS is tougher than for COVID

The 4-decades long effort to create an AIDS vaccine suffered a blow with news that a vaccine in a late stage trial was discontinued because results showed it to be ineffective. What are the obstacles?

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: I suspect colleague of misusing money from a foundation

The person hasn’t purchased the hearing aids that the $5,000 grant was meant for, but meanwhile bought two cars and a trip.

Roll Call

International AIDS relief program, at 20, looks to next steps - Roll Call

Parts of the relief program, PEPFAR launched under President George W. Bush, are up for reauthorization this year.

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The Conversation

Grassroots AIDS activists fought for and won affordable HIV treatments around the world – but PEPFAR didn't change governments and pharma

The President’s Emergency Program for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR, has revolutionized the fight against global AIDS over the last 20 years. In that time, the U.S. program has brought antiretroviral treatment to nearly 19 million people living with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS; prevented mother-to-child transmission of HIV for…

Bangkok Post

Activists urge HIV policy reversal

Aids activists are urging the government to revise a new Ministry of Health policy that bars clinics operated by civil society groups from providing HIV treatments to the public.

The Independent UK

Woman whose father died of Aids from infected blood urges Government apology

Elizabeth MacRae said: ‘I’d like acknowledgment of what actually happened, so on the record.’

Los Angeles Times

Minister Steve Pieters endured the AIDS crisis. He’s a beacon of faith battling new virus

LOS ANGELES -- Minutes before KABC-TV’s nightly news show 330 went on the air, the Rev. Steven Pieters wasn’t in the studio chatting with the other panelists. He’d been exiled outside, to a dark alley next to the AIDS Project Los Angeles office in Hollywood.

Daily Record

Dumfries Lions Club launches appeal for unwanted glasses for charity

Specs that are no longer needed will be collected and distributed to people around the world

Bangkok Post

A model for HIV management

The key to ending Aids is to end inequality, and countries most affected by the disease must lead the effort against the disease by closing the economic gap.

Inverse

Archaic technology could one day help astronauts navigate the Moon

When humans start living and working on the Moon in the Artemis missions, they’re going to need good navigational aids. Alvin Yew created an AI-driven local map service that uses local landmarks for navigation.

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