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Trump's Cuts Jeopardize U.S. HIV Elimination Goal

The Trump administration's cuts to public health jobs and HIV/AIDS research funding threaten progress toward eliminating HIV in the U.S. by 2030, jeopardizing prevention efforts despite advancements in treatment. A 12% decline in new infections and a 19% decline in deaths were achieved in the first ...

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US Foreign Aid Cuts Result in HIV-Related Deaths in Uganda

The recent cuts to US foreign aid have caused the deaths of at least one teacher and one child in Uganda due to lack of access to HIV medication, leaving numerous others at risk and highlighting the vulnerability of those dependent on international assistance.

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Trump Administration Ends Funding for Most HIV Vaccine Research

The Trump administration ended funding for most HIV vaccine research programs, impacting research at Duke, Scripps, and Moderna, despite expert claims that a vaccine is necessary to end the HIV epidemic and recent breakthroughs in HIV prevention.

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Simón's "Romería" Concludes Autobiographical Trilogy at Cannes

Carla Simón's "Romería", competing at Cannes and releasing September 5th, fictionally recounts her parents' lives in 1980s Vigo amidst the heroin and AIDS epidemic, marking a potential conclusion to her autobiographical film trilogy.

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US Funding Cuts Jeopardize HIV Treatment in War-Torn Ukraine

President Trump's January cuts to USAID funding in Ukraine, later partially reversed for 90 days, threaten to halt HIV treatment for over 116,000 people by November due to expiring drug supplies and funding uncertainty for NGOs and government programs.

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UNAIDS to Slash Workforce by Over Half Due to Funding Cuts

Facing drastic funding cuts, primarily from the US, UNAIDS plans to reduce its workforce by more than half, relocate numerous posts to cheaper locations, and maintain a presence in 36 countries, risking reversal of progress in AIDS prevention and treatment; US support contributed over 40% of UNAIDS'...

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Thomas Mallon's Diaries: A Chronicle of AIDS and Self-Discovery

Thomas Mallon's recently published diaries, covering 1983-1994, detail his experiences as a gay man in New York City during the AIDS epidemic, offering intimate reflections on love, loss, career, and self-discovery.

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Jarman's Unseen Works Expose Anger, Activism Amidst AIDS Crisis

Derek Jarman's unfinished film treatment, "The Assassination of Pier Paolo Pasolini," and his 'black paintings,' which are both being exhibited, reveal the artist's powerful response to political and social oppression, especially during the AIDS crisis and the enactment of Section 28.

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US Foreign Aid Cuts Cause Surge in HIV Infections

The US government's drastic cuts to foreign aid have severely disrupted global HIV/AIDS programs, causing a surge in new infections and jeopardizing the eradication goal by 2030, despite Elon Musk's claims to the contrary; programs such as the distribution of Prep have been severely impacted and the...

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Cannes Review: Ducournau's "Alpha" – A Visually Striking but Thematically Unsatisfying Film

Julia Ducournau's "Alpha," a Cannes Film Festival entry, depicts a virus turning people to stone, metaphorically representing the AIDS epidemic, but focuses primarily on a family drama involving addiction and illness, set in France during the 1980s and 90s.

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US Aid Cuts Cause Catastrophic Health Crisis in Africa

US President Trump's decision to cut foreign aid has led to severe disruptions in vital healthcare programs across Africa, including South Africa's HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention programs, causing potential death tolls of up to 1.3 million and reversing decades of progress.

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US HIV Aid Cut Projected to Cause 150,000 Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa

A study reveals that halting US HIV aid in Sub-Saharan Africa will lead to an estimated 150,000 additional deaths in five years, due to the collapse of healthcare systems and the disruption of vital research, based on data from seven countries.

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