Tag: HIV

Lenacapavir: The HIV injection people are dangerously misunderstanding

HIV is only one player in a much larger, more complex, and…

Prof Elizabeth Bukusi: Cadavers almost broke her, she now lifts weights & women’s lives 

Prof Elizabeth Bukusi watched patients die without treatment in a border town…

Five battles, one crisis: What the infectious diseases scoreboard tells us about the world’s health 

New WHO data shows that an estimated 1.3 million people acquired HIV in 2024,…

Why Ebola survivors must wait six months before having intimate relations

Ebola can survive more than half a year in a clinically healthy…

Half a century of care: How US funding shaped Kenya’s health systems 

Over 50 years and more than $8 billion (Ksh1.04 Trillion), the United States…

Willow wins again: Nathan Ochunge honoured for HIV journalism that puts people first

A story about children losing HIV support after USAID's abrupt funding withdrawal…

Sisters, stories & science: How Nigerian researcher is bringing STI and HIV care closer to women, girls  

Dr Airat Bakare watched antiretroviral drugs scar fertility. Now she’s walking into schools with…

No symptoms, no diagnosis, no treatment: How South African researcher is fixing STI detection in women

Dr Fezile Khumalo, a South African researcher, is building a molecular diagnostic…

Desks Before Diapers: How education cuts early pregnancies, HIV infection in girls 

The real cost of early pregnancy, HIV and gender-based violence among young people in East Africa…

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