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U.S. Cuts Close 1,700 HIV Clinics and Shrink Prevention Programs

U.S. funding reductions have put hard‑won HIV gains at risk by disrupting care for children and groups most vulnerable to the virus.

Global Child Vaccination Edges Up in 2025 as Outbreaks Rise

U.S. Begins Phased Drawdown of PEPFAR in South Africa

Karachi Intensifies Push to Eradicate Polio After Gates Foundation Meeting

Survey Finds One in Five Peruvian Girls Miss School for Menstruation-Related Reasons

Hondius Outbreak: Ship Sails for Rotterdam as Spain Confirms One Case

World Malaria Day 2026 Pushes Action as New Tools Boost Hopes

Study Links U.S. Policy Swings to 11% Rise in Maternal Deaths Abroad

UN Estimates 4.9 Million Under-Five Deaths in 2024 as Progress Stalls

Lancet Oncology: 28% of Global Breast Cancer Burden Linked to Six Modifiable Factors

Illinois and New York City Join WHO Outbreak Network After U.S. Exit

Supreme Court Makes Menstrual Hygiene a Right to Life, Mandates Free Pads and Toilets in All Schools

Guinea Worm Cases Drop to 10 Worldwide in 2025, Carter Center Says

Pakistan Renews 2026 Polio Eradication Drive in Talks With Gates Foundation

IAEA Hails Pakistan’s PAEC-Led Expansion of Cancer Care

Abu Dhabi Pledging Drive Secures $1.9 Billion to Accelerate Polio Eradication

Second WHO Traditional Medicine Summit Set for New Delhi on December 17–19

Elton John Urges Leaders to Restore HIV/AIDS Funding, Says Ending AIDS Could Define Trump’s Legacy

UNAIDS Warns Global HIV Response Is in Crisis as Funding Cuts Gut Prevention

WHO Declares Indonesia’s Type 2 Polio Outbreak Over