BUNIA, Democratic Republic of Congo – Victorine Ngwobu Kasemi is the director of nursing at the Evangelical Medical Centre in Bunia, the ...

Fiji Has The World’s Fastest Growing HIV Epidemic – And it is Struggling

HIV and AIDS

RIO DE JANEIRO – A graph showing the progression of HIV infections in Fiji resembles a cobra poised to strike. For ...

Gavi Welcomes Restoration of US Funding – But No Clarity on How Agency will Phase out Thimerosal

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

The United States has unlocked frozen Gavi funding, resolving a bitter political impasse in Washington while doubling down against the WHO. ...

Sexual Violence Surges in Eastern DRC as Conflict and Ebola Overwhelm Health System

Humanitarian Crises

Panzi Hospital, a facility in South Kivu province in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), a region overrun by a ...

Markets Offer Costly Cures while Courts Ensnare Prevention; meanwhile Ebola Response Stumbles

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News in Brief

US Government Burns Goodwill With Incorrect Map of Africa

RIO DE JANEIRO – The United States’ rapid dismantling of its HIV funding since January 2025 has caused the worst ...

01/08/2026

Climate Crisis in ‘Overdrive’ as Fossil Fuels Fan El Niño, UN Chief Warns

As wildfires rage across continents, heatwaves claim thousands of lives and ocean temperatures shatter records, UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned ...

31/07/2026

WHO: Up to 45% Dementia Risk Can Be Prevented or Delayed

Up to 45% of the risk of dementia can be prevented or delayed by addressing tobacco and alcohol use, social ...

16/07/2026

Markets Offer Costly Cures while Courts Ensnare Prevention; meanwhile Ebola Response Stumbles

Vital Signs in Global Health

Global Health Policy in Geneva & Worldwide

AfricaMore

Adjusting to a Post-PEPFAR World

HIV and AIDS

US Drives 25% Plunge in HIV Funding in 2025

Health Equity

Amid Row Over Exclusion, US Concedes that HIV Approach Needs to Include ‘All People at Risk’

HIV and AIDS

To Attract Funding for Air Pollution, Africa Needs to ‘Speak the Language of Finance’

Air Pollution

Global Health Policy in Geneva & Worldwide

AfricaMore

Adjusting to a Post-PEPFAR World

HIV and AIDS

US Drives 25% Plunge in HIV Funding in 2025

Health Equity

Amid Row Over Exclusion, US Concedes that HIV Approach Needs to Include ‘All People at Risk’

HIV and AIDS

To Attract Funding for Air Pollution, Africa Needs to ‘Speak the Language of Finance’

Air Pollution

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