The Shkreli Awards, an annual event hosted by the Lown Institute, have become a biting critique of the American healthcare system. Named after the infamous “pharma bro” Martin shkreli, these awards spotlight the most egregious examples of profiteering and dysfunction in healthcare.This year’s ceremony, the eighth edition, continued to shine a light on the systemic … Read more
A Breakthrough in HIV Treatment: First Potential Cure in France Through Bone Marrow Transplant In a groundbreaking medical achievement, the Sainte-Marguerite Hospital in Marseille announced on january 17, 2025, the first case of a potentially cured HIV patient in France.This marks the eighth such case worldwide,following similar successes in Germany,the United Kingdom,the United States,and Switzerland. … Read more
Eighth HIV Cure Case Emerges: French Patient Marks New Milestone in HIV Research In a groundbreaking development, an eighth individual has been declared cured of HIV following an allogeneic bone marrow transplant. The patient, a French man in his sixties treated at Sainte-Marguerite Hospital in Marseille, was diagnosed with HIV in 1999 and underwent the … Read more
Hope amidst Hardship: Nakhon Ratchasima Single Mother Finds Relief as Baby tests Negative for HIV In a heartwarming turn of events, a single mother from Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, has received a glimmer of hope after her 7-month-old daughter tested negative for HIV. The mother, identified as Mrs. Bell (a pseudonym), has been living with HIV … Read more
Elderly Man in China Diagnosed with AIDS, Highlights Gaps in Sexual Health Awareness In a startling revelation, an elderly Chinese man, widowed for manny years, was recently diagnosed with HIV, leaving him in shock and disbelief. The man, whose identity remains undisclosed, admitted to never using a condom during sexual encounters and expressed confusion … Read more
Swinger Parties in Jakarta and Bali: A Growing Trend with Hidden Health Risks Jakarta and Bali, known for their vibrant nightlife and tourist attractions, have recently become hotspots for a more clandestine activity: swinger parties. These events, where couples engage in partner swapping, have reportedly been held at least 10 times in these regions. According … Read more
Understanding U=U: A Breakthrough in HIV Prevention and Stigma Reduction Table of Contents Understanding U=U: A Breakthrough in HIV Prevention and Stigma Reduction The Science Behind U=U Breaking Down the Stigma Progress in Prevention and Treatment What U=U Means for Daily Life Key Takeaways: U=U at a Glance A Call to Action U=U: … Read more
Egypt’s Ambitious Plan to Eradicate HIV/AIDS by 2030 Table of Contents Egypt’s Ambitious Plan to Eradicate HIV/AIDS by 2030 A Multi-Pronged Approach: Education, Prevention, and Treatment The Power of Media in shaping Public Perception Egypt Invests in Healthcare Workforce Training to Achieve Vision 2030 goals Egypt Invests in Healthcare Workforce Training to Achieve Vision 2030 … Read more
Global HIV/AIDS Crisis: A Call to Action on World AIDS Day Table of Contents Global HIV/AIDS Crisis: A Call to Action on World AIDS Day The U.S. Perspective: Addressing HIV/AIDS at Home moving Forward: A Collective Responsibility Combating HIV/AIDS on a Global Scale: An Interview with Dr. Alice Chen World AIDS Day, observed annually on … Read more
Game-Changing HIV Prevention Drug Raises Concerns Over Access in Crucial Regions A groundbreaking new injectable medication, lenacapavir, offers the potential to revolutionize HIV prevention. Clinical trials demonstrated a perfect success rate in protecting young women in South Africa and Uganda, while also proving highly effective in diverse populations across Latin America, Asia,the United States, and … Read more