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UN says nearly 40 million people had HIV in 2023 – and every minute someone died

UN says nearly 40 million people had HIV in 2023 – and every minute someone died

  • New infections rising in three regions: the MENA, Eastern Europe and Central Asia and Latin America
  • Gender inequality is exacerbating the risks for girls and women, new UN report says
By AP ·
Saudi authorities affirm determination to fight AIDS and preserve rights of patients

Saudi authorities affirm determination to fight AIDS and preserve rights of patients

By Arab News ·
HIV infections drop, but Covid hampers fight: WHO

HIV infections drop, but Covid hampers fight: WHO

By AFP ·
Haiti condemns Trump’s ‘racist’ comments toward migrants

Haiti condemns Trump’s ‘racist’ comments toward migrants

By AFP ·
Saudi UN envoy Abdullah Al-Mouallimi highlighted the Kingdom’s National AIDS Control Program, which was established in 1994. (UN Photo/File Photo)

Combating stigma, discrimination at heart of KSA’s fight to eradicate AIDS: Envoy

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Special AIDS taboos in southern Pakistan render patients 'untouchable' photos

AIDS taboos in southern Pakistan render patients 'untouchable'

By Naimat Khan ·
Registered HIV patients in Pakistan at 36,902: AIDS Control Programme

Registered HIV patients in Pakistan at 36,902: AIDS Control Programme

By Rehmat Mehsud  ·
Special Greed, lack of humanity blamed for sale of infants in Egypt

Greed, lack of humanity blamed for sale of infants in Egypt

By Mohamed El-Shamaa ·
Pakistan town struggles with surge in HIV infections

Pakistan town struggles with surge in HIV infections

By Reuters ·
Nearly four in 10 US HIV infections from people unaware of infection

Nearly four in 10 US HIV infections from people unaware of infection

By AFP ·
London HIV patient becomes world’s second AIDS cure hope

London HIV patient becomes world’s second AIDS cure hope

By Reuters ·
Health Ministry says 91% AIDS cases treated in Saudi Arabia

Health Ministry says 91% AIDS cases treated in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
’Dangerous complaceny’ feared as AIDS conference opens

’Dangerous complaceny’ feared as AIDS conference opens

By AFP ·

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