Gender equality and human rights are indivisible, foundational and unconditional
Finding strength in struggle for gender equality and human rights
Design health services around people, not the disease
Legalising key population led health services in Thailand is a gamechanger
To be or not to be? Daily oral versus long-acting injectable medicines for HIV prevention
Include males too in addressing human papilloma virus and related cancers
Will we rise to #endAIDS challenge or stumble withering away the gains in HIV response?
We have all the scientifically proven tools to end AIDS. It is about ensuring that these tools reach people who need them the most, through a sustainable HIV response, so said Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman, the well known infectious diseases expert form Malaysia and a former President of International AIDS Society (IAS). She was speaking at the plenary of the 10th Asia Pacific AIDS and Co-infections Conference (APACC 2025) in Tokyo, Japan.
Unite Health systems with Community-led health services to deliver on UHC
We can do better so that all people with HIV live healthy normal lifespans
CNS Live with Dr N Kumarasamy on long-acting ARVs for HIV prevention and treatment
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Join us in CNS Live session with Dr N Kumarasamy on 9th June 2025, Monday at 3:30pm IST. He will share latest updates on long-acting antiretroviral therapies for HIV prevention as well as treatment, and insights on preventing and managing advanced HIV disease (AHD).
CNS Live with Dr Nittaya Phanuphak on key population led health services and progress towards ending AIDS by 2030
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Despite being preventable and curable cervical cancer remains 4th biggest cancer in women
Celebrating those who courageously stand with public health and human rights despite tobacco industry interference
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Before world leaders meet at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025 at the High-Level Meeting on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), it is important to underline that the major common risk factor of most NCDs is tobacco and nicotine use. Tobacco is also a major risk factor for deadliest infectious disease TB (and COVID-19). Unless we decimate (or eliminate) such risk factors, how will we deliver on the promises enshrined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2030?
Commitment to end tobacco must translate to bold actions on the ground
Commitment to end tobacco must translate to bold actions on the ground, said Dr Tara Singh Bam. He exhorted the new government of Indonesia to sign and ratify the global tobacco treaty (formally called the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control or WHO FCTC) in the interest of the health and wellbeing of its people.
Toxic politics of selling addiction to children
[हिंदी] The same deceptive tricks and tactics are used by industries that profit from getting our children addicted to ultra-processed foods, high sugar products, tobacco and nicotine. Experts from the United Nations health agency – the World Health Organization (WHO) and Corporate Accountability, call for concerted efforts from the governments to put people before profit, and hold industries that do the reverse (prioritise profit over health) accountable.
Point-of-care health technologies make a difference when deployed at point-of-need
A for Accountability and Audit for TB deaths is missing in #EndTB response
WHA78 Side Event: Delivering on UHC in an era of pushback against gender equality and human right to health
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