By Jethro Nededog PFLAG Los Angeles – the LA chapter of the nation’s largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for and with LGBTQ+ people and those who love […] ...

U.S. HIV aid and Zambia minerals access are now at the center of a tense global standoff. A draft State Department memo ...

HIV is preventable, yet new diagnoses continue in AZ at higher-than-average rates. Could a new, twice-yearly shot called Yeztugo change that?

Activists in the US have staged a mock funeral to protest Donald Trump’s HIV funding cuts. Organised by the Save HIV Funding campaign, the protest took place at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View ...

Zambia has received more than $6 billion in HIV/AIDS over the last two decades, according to the US Embassy in Zambia ...

The threat of losing access to HIV medication under the Trump administration has many concerned with their own mortality.

The United States is reportedly considering withholding HIV aid to Zambia unless the country expands American access to its critical mineral resources, raising concerns for millions who depend on life ...

Explore the implications of potential U.S. aid cuts for people with HIV in Zambia amidst negotiations for mineral access.

According to the NYT, Washington has delayed finalizing the $1.5 billion funding while discussions continue over broader economic cooperation.

Congress must ensure that the transition of PEPFAR to full partner country ownership is data-driven, includes input from civil society partners, and is ambitious yet attainable, in order to continue ...

US-supported international HIV research, particularly that conducted in African countries, has direct benefits to Americans. Cuts to that research may undermine those benefits.