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New this week: resources on the impact of harmful US policies on the HIV response; updated infographics on the ups and downs in PrEP; and an opportunity to apply for the US HIV Cure Academy in North Carolina this April.
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As this issue goes to publication, the US fiscal year budget remains unresolved in the Senate, adding to uncertainty for global health funding. This week’s issue tracks the expansion of the Global Gag Rule, the US’s formal withdrawal from the WHO, growing pushback on concerning vaccine policy, and the new finding that nearly half of US CDC surveillance databases have been paused or stopped.
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Last week marked one year since the US president took office and began systematically dismantling global health and equity. Here is a roundup of essential conversations and resources summarizing the past 365 days and what’s at stake as we move forward.
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New this week: resources on the impact of harmful US policies on the HIV response; updated infographics on the ups and downs in PrEP; and an opportunity to apply for the US HIV Cure Academy in North Carolina this April.
As this issue goes to publication, the US fiscal year budget remains unresolved in the Senate, adding to uncertainty for global health funding. This week’s issue tracks the expansion of the Global Gag Rule, the US’s formal withdrawal from the WHO, growing pushback on concerning vaccine policy, and the new finding that nearly half of US CDC surveillance databases have been paused or stopped.
Last week marked one year since the US president took office and began systematically dismantling global health and equity. Here is a roundup of essential conversations and resources summarizing the past 365 days and what’s at stake as we move forward.
AVAC calls for the immediate rejection of the Global Gag Rule and any expansion of it and urges US lawmakers to uphold science, human rights, and public health.
This week marks 365 days of disruption and chaos across global health, with many organizations and journalists reflecting on one year after the foreign aid freeze and what the future of global health looks like. We are also watching closely for news of an expanded Global Gag Rule.
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This week marks one year since the US Presidential Administration issued a deeply cruel executive order freezing foreign assistance. To mark this moment, AVAC’s One Year Later series reflects on the impact of the past 365 days on five key areas of global health and development
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As we wrap up our ‘One Year Later’ series, in this fifth installment, we look to the future and what is built next. Champions of global health must define the architecture of the future, or it will be written by people bent on dismantling it.
In the fourth installment of our ‘One Year Later’ series we focus on lenacapavir and how science is breaking through formidable barriers in understanding HIV and how to prevent it, just as the infrastructure for delivering groundbreaking technology is defunded and destabilized.
This third installment of our ‘One Year Later’ series examines this administration’s sustained assault on the research enterprise. What has unfolded is a 365-day cascade of policy, programmatic and, financial actions that threaten US leadership and the scientific ecosystem responsible for lifesaving breakthroughs.
The second piece in AVAC’s ‘One Year Later’ series is out. From cuts to HIV vaccine research to attacks on ACIP and Gavi, we break down how ideology is undermining evidence and why global health depends on defending science.
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A comprehensive round-up of HIV prevention media coverage and scientific publications.
Each month this podcast uses interviews, discussion and first-person reflections to explore vital topics confronting the field of HIV prevention research.
PxWire is AVAC’s quarterly update on biomedical HIV prevention. Each issue highlights key developments, challenges and opportunities, and features a centerspread infographic that provides a visual tool for framing these issues.
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