Posts falsely claim HIV treatments are no longer free in Nigeria
President Donald Trump’s decision to cut most US foreign aid, including funding for HIV/AIDS, has left humanitarian ...
MedPage Today on MSN2d
Trump's War Against HIV Research and Care
Several researchers interviewed by MedPage Today said it seems the administration has lodged a war against projects that have ...
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UNAIDS welcomes Nigeria to the Global Partnership for Action to Eliminate all Forms of HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination
Nigeria’s membership of the Global Partnership marks a significant milestone in the global response to HIV. It is a bold ...
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Fact-checking healthcare influencer’s claims about Nigeria’s HIV stats
US aid freezes under president Donald Trump have upended healthcare in dependent countries around the world. The cuts have ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN12d
‘In the North, HIV prevalence among adolescent is alarmingly high’
In Nigeria, a reproductive health project initiative backed by the European Union (EU) and UNICEF is offering a ray of hope ...
TheCable7d
Oluremi Tinubu launches ‘free to shine’ campaign to tackle HIV, hepatitis
Oluremi Tinubu, first lady, has launched the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development’s (OAFLAD) free to shine ...
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Impact of US funding cuts on HIV programmes in Nigeria
Stock Levels: A recent national stock-level assessment indicates that there are at least two months of stock at facilities and five months at central warehouses. This is consistent with normal ...
Business Day3d
USAID shutdown threatens Nigeria’s development programmes – Experts
Health experts warn that Nigeria’s development sector faces disruptions as the US moves to dissolve USAID and merge its ...
Tribune Online on MSN7d
Tinubu’s wife leads campaign to eliminate HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis
Wife of the President of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu has called for a robust advocacy that would expand access to HIV ...
Premium Times6d
Nigeria reaffirms free HIV treatment despite reduced US support
The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) has confirmed that treatment for HIV in Nigeria remains free, in spite of ongoing funding challenges. The Director-General of NACA, Temitope ...