We received a call at the office from Dr. Benjamin Young MD, the senior vice president and chief medical officer of the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC), and he filled us in on something pretty outstanding. Denver is ...
Cary Kennedy, Deputy Mayor and Chief Financial Officer for the City and County of Denver, will join community members and local public health officials at 9 a.m. on August 15 in signing an agreement to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic during the ...
This morning, on World AIDS Day, Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the HIV Fast-Track Cities Declaration, which outlines goals to end the world’s AIDS epidemic by 2030. Earlier this year, we received good news regarding the state of HIV in the ...
Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health, alongside Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza and Governor Gina Raimondo signed the Paris Declaration in a State House ceremony Monday. In signing the declaration ...
Burnet Institute Associate Professor Mark Stoové has welcomed the announcement that Melbourne is to become Australia’s first Fast-Track City, committed to reaching the Joint United Nations targets on reducing HIV and stigma and ...
The Andrews Labor Government will develop new guidelines to provide better and safer access to the latest prevention treatment to reduce rates of HIV. Launching World AIDS Day 2015 at the Doherty Institute today, Minister for Health ...
The AIDSImpact 2015 conference held in Amsterdam from 28 to 31 July has heard appeals for the better integration of behavioural and psychosocial scientific research in the AIDS response. Researchers from around the world presented ...
“Kyiv welcomes the global initiative of Fast-Track Cities and we are ready to join the team of the selected cities to introduce innovations to end AIDS epidemics. Today this illness is not just a problem a certain country or a city. It is a threat and ...
A Aids ainda é uma das principais doenças do mundo por conta da grande infecção e pesquisas pela cura. Estima-se que, em 2014, cerca de 734 mil pessoas portavam o vírus do HIV, o que representa um crescimento de 11% entre 2005 ...
