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French court to rule on HIV ban in armed forces
Campaigners challenge rules that bar people with HIV from military pilot and commando roles despite treatment.
RFI · 2m
Ebola Discovery 50 Years Later
Dr. Peter Piot, who helped identify Ebola in 1976, still worries about infectious disease threats despite 50 years of progress.
Seattletimes · 2m
Zambia Signs $1.5B Health Deal After Zimbabwe Rejects Terms
Zambia finalizes $1.5 billion U.S. health funding deal as Zimbabwe rejects terms over data sharing concerns.
Allafrica · 1m
Fiji Declares HIV Emergency
Fiji declares national HIV emergency amid 16-fold surge in infections.
Fox News · 1m
Fiji's HIV crisis fueled by crystal meth
The Pacific island nation faces the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic, driven by surging methamphetamine use among young people.
NPR · 3m
Fiji declares national HIV emergency
The Pacific nation faces one of the world's sharpest HIV surges, driven by methamphetamine use and inadequate health infrastructure.
the Guardian · 1m
'People are still afraid of those three letters'
In Brazil, free HIV treatment is everywhere and stigma is still the thing killing people.
NPR · 4m