Donald Trump and Tanko Ibrahim…Limited Access To HIV Drugs May Cause Initial Crisis — Pharmacists …No Aid Cut Yet, Just Deliberations On Effectiveness, Says US Ambassador To Nigeria The decision by ...

With approximately 1.8 million Nigerians living with HIV, any disruption in funding can significantly impact treatment and ...

US President Donald Trump caused a stir worldwide by freezing funding for foreign aid – a decision that affected the American HIV/AIDS response programme called PEPFAR. Speculating on the possible ...

Amid the shrinking global funding on public healthcare, stakeholders have called for strategic and evidence based advocacies that would drive policy changes and foster more inclusive healthcare system ...

"Despite significant progress in addressing HIV-related discrimination, many affected individuals still encounter violations of their rights in healthcare, employment, and social settings," NHRC chief ...

UNAIDS chief, Winnie Byanyima, said there could be 8.7 million people newly infected with HIV by 2029 following US President ...

National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), in collaboration with National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), as part of its implementation of the Global Funds Grant Circle 7 (GT7), inaugurated ...

Excerpts of his knowledge The global fight against HIV/AIDS has evolved significantly over the past decades, yet Nigeria remains one of the most affected countries, with an estimated 1.9 million ...

Pate further stressed that the US government had contributed significantly to Nigeria’s healthcare, citing support for HIV, ...

Nigeria’s health minister said the committee—comprising officials from the ministries of finance, health, and environment—intends to ensure that patients receiving treatment for HIV ...

In a move that has sparked widespread concern, the United States government has halted funding for HIV treatment programs in Nigeria and other developing countries. This decision follows an ...

PEPFAR, a US government programme combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic, has been a crucial source of funding for Nigeria’s HIV response since 2005. With approximately 1.8 million Nigerians living ...