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Key Takeaways: As the global HIV response faces shrinking funding, increasing pressure on civil society, and growing attacks on human
Key Takeaways To this day 23 years-old Sneha (name changed to respect confidentiality) does not know with certainty how she
The risk of getting TB disease is among the highest in unhoused and other marginalised persons but the likelihood of
Let us go back in time 97 years ago and dare to imagine the plight of those who suffered with
Right to health is a fundamental human right. There is no doubt that everyone – without any exception or exclusion
The world is heading towards widespread resistance to common antibiotics. So indicates the Global Antibiotic Resistance Surveillance Report 2025,...
Before the intergovernmental global tobacco treaty meet opens next month, experts call for tobacco vendor licensing so that governments can
Nepal has demonstrated commendable progress on a range of health indices, despite myriads of challenges. Nepal is among the least
Youth-led, rights-based and gender transformative HIV response is key. “Community-led programmes are lifelines of the HIV response, reaching...
The irony of current times is that despite the writing on the wall “health is a fundamental human right,” the
Recent funding cuts on health, gender equality and human rights have given a sudden blow to a range of important
After Thailand, Cambodia becomes the second Asian country to rollout long-acting and injectable options to protect oneself from getting infected
An important declaration adopted last week calls upon the governments of the world to accelerate the implementation of all measures
We have all the scientifically proven tools to end AIDS. It is about ensuring that these tools reach people who
We cannot deliver on universal health coverage (UHC) unless we reach the unreached people with standard health services – with
The same deceptive tricks and tactics are used by industries that profit from getting our children addicted to ultra-processed foods,
When TB is preventable and curable then why over 1.1 million people died of it worldwide in 2023 (as per
Governments have promised to end malaria by 2030. With around five and a half years left to eliminate the vector-borne disease worldwide, it is...
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