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US senators exempt HIV/Aids funding from planned spending cuts
Republicans in the US Senate have said they will spare the US-backed HIV/Aids programme Pepfar from cuts, amid a larger effort to reduce government spending. Senators said they would end a plan to cut $400m (£300m) from the President's Emergency Plan for Aids Relief programme, leaving total proposed cuts at $9bn.
Senate GOP agree to strip cuts to HIV, AIDS prevention program from Trump's clawback bill
Republicans plan to strip $400 million in global AIDS program cuts from President Donald Trump's rescission package, as Sen. John Thune plows forward before funding holds expire.
Apple AirPods Are Now FDA-Approved Hearing Aids — Here’s What That Means
Apple’s earbuds and smartwatches are taking on medical-grade features, from hearing support to sleep apnea detection.
GOP Senators Narrowly Advance Package of Spending Cuts Sparing AIDS Funding
The procedural vote came after Republicans agreed to restore money for treatments in Africa.
Elmo and AIDS prevention: What is Congress targeting in their spending cuts?
Republican lawmakers are considering clawing back $9 billion in federal funds, codifying a slice of cuts proposed by DOGE.
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Global AIDS Funding Saved Despite Vought Abortion Smear
PEPFAR, a program started by George W. Bush, was set to lose $400 million after the OMB director falsely claimed it funds Russian abortions.
South African AIDS Activist Pushes for H.I.V. Treatment Access After U.S.-Aid Cuts
Zackie Achmat, once at the center of South Africa’s push for lifesaving H.I.V. treatment, has come out of retirement as U.S. funding cuts and his own government’s inertia revive old fears.
Why Bono made Condoleezza Rice promise to help the global HIV/AIDS pandemic
U2 rock star Bono has been a prominent activist in the global fight against HIV/AIDS, including working with the George W. Bush administration supporting programs like President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
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