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Shortages of crucial HIV medicines due to aid cuts are a ‘warning’, say experts

More than half of organisations providing HIV care surveyed by International Planned Parenthood Federation said they had run out of stock at some point during past 12 months

The Guardian - UK · 5h ago

Here’s how scientists aim to speed up drug development for treating new viruses

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, one of the first medicines doctors turned to was remdesivir, part of a family of medicines called nucleoside analogues that are also used to treat HIV, hepatitis and some cancers.

The Conversation · Oct 4

Long-acting medicines could make daily tablets a thing of the past for some patients

For millions of people around the world, managing a long-term health condition means remembering to take medicines every day, often for years. But advances in long-acting medicines mean that some treatments now need to be taken only once a month, every few months or even twice a year.

The Conversation · Sep 30

Experimental UVA Drug Reversed Paralysis and Vision Loss in Mice with MS-Like Disease, but Human Trials Still Needed

In a mouse study, UVA's experimental drug K-9 reversed paralysis and vision loss in an MS-like disease. It has not been tested for MS in humans.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Pakistan’s hidden health crisis: Children contract HIV after routine hospital care

A routine visit to a hospital has turned into a life-changing ordeal for dozens of families in Pakistan, with parents alleging that their children contracted HIV while receiving medical care.

The Times of India · Sep 23

IAS 2026 in Review: The Biggest Signals From Rio, and What They Mean for the Next Decade of HIV Research and Treatment

Rio de Janeiro hosted AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference, from July 26 to 31, drawing roughly 7,000 delegates under the theme "Rethink. Rebuild. Rise." Coverage is divided into two parallel stories: one about some of the most important scientific progress the HIV field has made in years, and…

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Every-Eight-Week HIV Shots Beat Daily Pills for African Teens with 1% Versus 6% Viral Rebound in Lancet Trial

In a Lancet trial of 476 African teens, HIV shots every eight weeks had a 1% viral rebound rate vs. 6% with daily pills. What it could mean for U.S. families.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

Partnership is key to ending AIDS – UK leadership can get us there faster

COMMENT: Ending AIDS as a public health threat is still possible by 2030, writes Courtenay Howe. But we need a renewed commitment to all the things that have helped create the progress we have made over the last few decades

The Independent UK · Sep 19

Ros Chown obituary

Other lives: Sexual health adviser who was at the forefront of treating people with HIV in the early 1990s

The Guardian - UK · Sep 18

$1.3bn in US health funds left unspent by Trump ‘could lead to 150,000 preventable deaths’

Funding for tuberculosis, malaria, HIV and maternal healthcare has to be released for spending by 30 September

The Independent UK · Sep 18