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Frontline AIDS has described as 'baffling' the UK Government's decision to abandon its legal commitment to spend 0.7% of GDP on international aid.
An anti-HIV drug injected every two months has proven to be more effective than daily pill treatments at preventing HIV in women and girls, researchers have reported.
Results published this week by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria show that – despite extraordinary progress in reducing AIDS deaths worldwide – the world must work harder than ever to end the epidemic for good, especially now faced with the threat of COVID-19....
The Elton John AIDS Foundation (’The Foundation’) has chosen Frontline AIDS to partner on its emergency fund for people living with and affected by HIV during the COVID-19 pandemic....
The UK has revealed plans to cut Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) by £2.9 billion, following an announcement last month to merge the Department for International Development (DFID) with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) in the autumn....
New data from the United Nations’ joint programme on HIV and AIDS should be a wake-up call that progress made in recent years to tackle the global pandemic is at imminent risk of going into reverse, according to the world’s largest partnership of HIV organisations....
Today’s report from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, warns that deaths from these three health issues could almost double within a year unless urgent action is taken during the COVID-19 crisis....
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a 'merger' of the UK Department for International Development (DFID) with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO). A new department - the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office - will be formed in the autumn....
There is much to be celebrated about the outcome of last week’s virtual World Health Assembly, which brought together ministers and heads of state around a single resolution: the response to COVID-19....
