New research reveals that HIV drugs known as NRTIs can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by 6% to 13% annually. Scientists urge for clinical trials to explore this promising link.
In a fiery interview, Bill Gates accused Elon Musk of jeopardizing global health by cutting U.S. foreign aid. Gates pledges to donate his fortune to his foundation, aiming to impact lives positively.
Photographs reveal Trump's cabinet using a modified version of Signal that could jeopardize national security. Top officials were seen communicating via TM SGNL, raising alarms about message archiving and security protocols.
Brooke Nichols, a global health expert, created the Impact Counter to track the devastating effects of U.S. foreign aid cuts on HIV/AIDS treatment, projecting thousands of deaths. Discover how these funding changes are reshaping global health initiatives.
The Supreme Court is deliberating the Affordable Care Act's mandate for insurers to cover preventive services at no cost. This decision could affect 150 million Americans' access to vital health services.
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on Obamacare's preventive care mandate, with major implications for health coverage, including HIV prevention drugs like PrEP. Conservative employers argue the mandate is unconstitutional, raising fears about the future of essential health services.
Prince Harry resigns from Sentebale amid shocking allegations of bullying from chairwoman Dr. Sophie Chandauka. Tensions escalate as both sides reveal their truths.
In a shocking TV interview, Sentebale's chairwoman Sophie Chandauka accuses Prince Harry of large-scale harassment and bullying following his resignation from the charity. Tensions rise as the royal's departure ignites controversy and allegations of poor governance.
A new study reveals that cuts in foreign aid by Western nations could lead to over 10 million new HIV infections and nearly 3 million deaths by the decade's end, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.
A new study warns that up to 2.9 million more people could die from HIV-related causes by 2030 due to significant cuts in international aid. Researchers urge immediate action to prevent a resurgence of the HIV epidemic.
