HIV/AIDS
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Early Signs of HIV: Symptoms in the First Weeks, Testing Windows and Why Testing Early Matters
Many people have flu-like symptoms 2–6 weeks after HIV infection, but some have none. Learn the early signs, test window periods, PEP…
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FDA Approves First Generic Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot at $40 a Year: What Lenacapavir Means for 120 Countries
The US FDA has granted tentative approval to Dr. Reddy’s generic lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection priced at US$40 per person…
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Needlestick Injury and HIV PEP: What Nurses Must Do in the First Hour and the Next 72 Hours
Step-by-step first aid after a needlestick or splash injury, how HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) works, the 72-hour window, hepatitis B and C…
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USAID vs. $110B War in Iran — Who Paid the Human Cost?
In four days of war with Iran, the US spent $37-110B—enough to fund USAID for 1-3 years. The Inspector General confirms allegations…
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Is There An Approved HIV Vaccine?
There is currently no vaccine that has been approved by the FDA to prevent HIV infection or treat those who have it,…