HIV patient testing falls in South Africa after US aid cuts, data shows

Trump promised to end HIV by 2030 — we can’t turn back now

If we are going to defeat HIV, we cannot abandon our commitment to fully fund research, and we cannot walk away from our work to treat and prevent the disease.

Tackling HIV with machine learning

Hiding behind numerous disguises, HIV has been evading researchers for years, leaving the search for a vaccine as elusive as the virus itself.

Communities brace for impact as federal HIV prevention funding faces elimination

Fears growing over the impact federal cuts to HIV prevention could have on vulnerable communities.

The dismantling of USAID by the Trump administration has left more than 8,000 health professionals in the South African national HIV programme unemployed, the country's health minister announced on Thursday. He also highlighted the impact of the US budget cuts on the largest AIDS treatment project in the world.

The end of bipartisan support for global AIDS treatment: 20 years of progress is on the line

The longer PEPFAR remains hobbled, the greater the number of patients who will suffer the terrifying consequences of stopped treatment—a kind of reverse Lazarus effect.

Motsoaledi: Countries have indicated they have no capacity to replace Pepfar billions in South Africa