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Now playing Next Health news Are we winning or losing the fight against AIDS? The United Nations warns that progress against HIV has stalled, putting millions of lives at risk. 28/07/2022
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Now playing Next France French HIV discoverer Luc Montagnier has died at 89 Since the end of the 2000s, Montagnier started expressing views devoid of a scientific basis. His opinions led him to be shunned by much of the international scientific community. 10/02/2022
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Now playing Next Europe Decoded World AIDS Day: Fight against HIV being forgotten amid COVID pandemic During the first year of the COVID pandemic, 40 countries, mostly in Africa, reported a decline in HIV testing, vital to preventing the spread of the virus. 01/12/2021
Now playing Next Health news World AIDS Day: HIV diagnoses dropped by 24% during COVID-19 pandemic In many countries, lockdowns have led to steep drops in HIV diagnoses, referrals to care services, and HIV treatment initiations, according to two reports. 01/12/2021
Now playing Next Culture news World AIDS Day: Television shows, podcasts, and plays that educated us Here are some of culture's most crucial offerings that helped us gain awareness of the plight of HIV and AIDS sufferers worldwide. 01/12/2021
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Now playing Next Health news Argentine woman may be second person to naturally recover from HIV The HIV virus appears to have disappeared from this patient's body, researchers said. 18/11/2021
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