40.8 Million People Are Living With HIV Worldwide: UNAIDS Warns of a Global System in Crisis

UNAIDS warns of a major setback in the global HIV response as funding cuts and shrinking human rights protections threaten prevention and treatment worldwide. Introduction: A Crisis Returning to the … Read More

WHO declares end of Indonesia’s poliovirus outbreak after yearslong vaccination campaign

 WHO declares Indonesia’s polio outbreak over after intensive vaccination campaigns, marking a major step in global polio eradication efforts. WHO has officially declared the end of Indonesia’s polio outbreak after … Read More

Cheaper Malaria Shot Boosts Global Child Immunization Drive

A new price cut for the R21 malaria vaccine will allow Gavi and UNICEF to expand immunization efforts, reaching millions more children despite shrinking global aid. A major price breakthrough … Read More

James Watson, DNA Pioneer and Controversial Geneticist, Dies at 97

James D. Watson, the Nobel Prize-winning biologist who co-discovered the double helix structure of DNA and shaped modern genetics, has died at 97. A Legacy That Redefined Biology James D. … Read More