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George W. Bush to be honored in Washington on World AIDS Day

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The Independent UK

Sydney's first queer museum, Qtopia, to open ahead of Sydney WorldPride at Darlinghurst's Green Park

Qtopia will stand as a memorial to those impacted by persecution and the AIDS epidemic ahead of Sydney WorldPride in February next year.

ABC News

Murder, She Wrote's Angela Lansbury raised millions for AIDS research and abuse charities

Angela Lansbury died peacefully at her home in Los Angeles at the age of 96 on Tuesday. The actress spent her life actively campaigning and raising funds for AIDS research and other charities

Daily Mirror

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Paediatric 3D ear reconstruction gives Harriet Sanders her ears

A little Brisbane girl's dreams have come true thanks to an Australian-first paediatric 3D ear reconstruction, modelled on a cast of her mum's ears.

ABC News

Six simple signs of hearing problems you need to look for as millions discover they have an issue

Some 6.7 million people could benefit from hearing aids - only around two million use them

Manchester Evening News

Gateshead thug pushed girlfriend's hearing aids into her ears during violent attack

Dean Shaw, of Gateshead, left the woman in pain and with swelling to her ears after assaulting her during a drunken row

Chronicle Live

Lucian Freud review – the Queen, Leigh Bowery and the artist’s ex-wives stand brutally revealed

From the monarch to the naked performance artist who was living with Aids, Freud paints life lived in the face of death, with an unsentimental eye for human tendernesss

The Guardian - UK

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HIV treatment in South Africa: how to help people stay on ARVs when life gets in the way

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) has turned HIV into a manageable chronic condition. When ART is working effectively, HIV cannot be transmitted. This allows people with HIV to live fuller lives without the fear of infecting others. It’s also led global HIV control efforts to focus on increasing ART coverage. The aim…

The Conversation

‘I want a president who has been gaybashed’: America’s underground anthem

Zoe Leonard wanted a leader who had been on welfare, lost a lover to Aids, and much more. Sadly her plea, penned in 1992 and later displayed beneath New York’s High Line, is just as relevant today

The Guardian - UK

Andhra Pradesh: Hearing aids distributed free of cost to the needy

Deendayal Sravana Foundation organises programme to commemorate birth anniversary of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay

The Hindu

Joe Biden presents ‘flabbergasted’ Elton John with National Humanities Medal at White House

Performer recognised for career and Aids advocacy: ‘I’m never flabbergasted, but I’m flabbergasted’

The Independent UK

State Theatre Company South Australia boss takes to the stage in play The Normal Heart about AIDS crisis

State Theatre Company South Australia artistic director Mitchell Butel performs in a production that reflects his experience as a young man and an aspiring actor.

ABC News

Tricycles, wheelchairs distributed to 600 differently-abled persons

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya National Institute for Persons with Physical Disabilities provided the aids

The Hindu

HIV therapies currently need to be taken regularly for life – longer-lasting antibody treatments could one day offer an equally effective one-shot alternative

Antiretroviral therapy has had an enormous impact on treating HIV infections around the world. The millions of people currently taking these treatments under medical supervision can reasonably expect to reduce their viral loads to undetectable levels, eliminate the risk of transmission and live a normal life span. However, antiretroviral therapy…

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Mayo Clinic Q and A: What is the benefit of cochlear implants over hearing aids?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I'm 70 years old and have worn hearing aids for about a decade. Over the past several years, my hearing seems to be getting worse. Although I have tried several different kinds of hearing aids, I feel as if they are not effective any longer. A friend…

The Guardian - UK

TikTok removes posts promoting weight loss aids to children

The Pharmaceutical Journal found users being offered prescription drugs as diet pills

Reuters

World leaders pledge billions to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria on UN sidelines

The Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria on Wednesday reached $14.25 billion pledged as world leaders seek to fight the killer diseases after progress was knocked off course by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

UK under pressure to increase aid to Global Fund after US pledge

Initiative to fight malaria, TB and Aids has asked for 30% increase after Covid crisis, but UK yet to announce pledge

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Wales Online

From Princess Diana to Meghan Markle, six times the Royal family showed their support towards the LGBT+ community

Over the decades, members of the Royal family have publicly supported the LGBT+ community in various ways

Chronicle Live

Top Newcastle haemophilia doctor 'was lying' in complaint about 1983 infected blood reporting says journalist

Journalist Sue Douglas said Dr Peter Jones had lied in a complaint made to the Press Council in 1983 - and she told the Infected Blood Inquiry Dr Jones had 'known there was a problem'.

Input

Sony could help make hearing aids as accessible as contact lenses

The consumer tech giant is partnering with WS Audiology to make hearing aids more accessible with self-fitting features and over-the-counter access.

Reuters

Fight against AIDS, TB and malaria bounced back post-COVID - but not enough

(Corrects to clarify data is from 2022 report, covering 2021 data)

Miami Herald

How do boaters avoid hazards? What to know about markers, buoys and other warning signs

MIAMI — Just like traffic lights and signs help drivers on the road, boaters have buoys and signs to guide them to and from shore safely.

Los Angeles Times

'Here we go again': Amid HIV/AIDS connection, fear of racial disparities for MPX grows

LOS ANGELES — Shawn Griffin remembers his first — and subsequently last — attempt to ask his doctor to prescribe him PrEP.

Chicago Sun-Times

Program aids women in earning degrees while incarcerated, another City Council departure and more in your Chicago news roundup

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