Physical and mental health, HIV, healthcare access and policy.
Senegal, Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana have all moved to tighten restrictions in recent years, activists warn, as political pressure and imported culture-war tactics reshape the region’s legal landscape.
Judges rejected an attempt by campaigners to block the study, which the research team says has strict safeguards and eligibility rules.
HOPWA providers say new SAVE verification language is creating confusion as HUD has not yet issued final instructions.
The San Francisco state senator has built a long record on marriage equality, trans rights, HIV policy, and anti-discrimination laws as he seeks Nancy Pelosi’s seat.
A State Department presentation at AIDS 2026 misidentified African countries, drawing criticism as the Trump administration defended sweeping changes to global HIV programs.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has repeatedly targeted same-sex marriage, school discussions of LGBTQ people, gender-affirming care and transgender participation in sports and public facilities.
The conservative Christian group complains that a commercial about HIV prevention could be seen by children and says it should not run on the network.
People living with HIV in a new episode of The Talk urge newly diagnosed patients to pause, ask questions and seek clinics that understand their needs.
Dr. Demetre C. Daskalakis argues that hate-driven violence, misinformation and discriminatory policy should be treated like an outbreak with real symptoms and real consequences.
Rachel Maddow said Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency ended forest fire-break work in Minnesota and a foodborne-illness surveillance project as the country faces major outbreaks and declining vaccine confidence.
A heated Senate hearing turned into another partisan clash over Anthony Fauci’s pandemic record, but the piece argues his legacy in HIV, AIDS and COVID-19 should define the moment.
A weekly Edinburgh meeting for parents who are breastfeeding, chestfeeding or giving human milk has become the target of conservative criticism online and in the U.K. press.
The administration is ending a CDC community grant program and routing the money through state health agencies instead, a move critics say could disrupt testing, PrEP access and outbreak response.
Two men-only Christian gyms have drawn online mockery after their founders said they were designed to help men avoid infidelity, pornography and temptation.
