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The funding scramble: countries desperately seek HIV finance solutions

A group or protesters at IAS 2025. They are walking towards the camera and holding signs, including one that says 'AIDS funding cute kill'.

Does six-monthly PrEP have a future following the collapse of global HIV funding?

Carolyn Amole at IAS 2025. She is talking into a microphone at a podium.

The US cuts challenge African funders and governments to provide new models of PrEP access

Mitchell Warren (left) and Professor Lloyd Mulenga (right) at IAS 2025. They are both sitting on grey chairs with microphones close by.

US funding cuts cause immediate drops in numbers testing and on HIV treatment

Dr Dorlim Moiana Uetela, who presented the Mozambique study, at IAS 2025. She is sitting on a grey chair, second from the left, along with other researchers.

Scaling back PEPFAR will leave 700,000 without PrEP and cause 6700 new HIV infections within a year

Dr Jack Stone at IAS 2025. He is wearing a pale brown suit and has glasses. He's talking into a microphone behind a podium.

“We will not go back!”: a powerful, resolute response to funding cuts at IAS 2025

Professor Linda-Gail Bekker at IAS 2025. She has short grey hair and is wearing a black top. She's standing behind a podium.

HIV testing requirements must be simplified for injectable PrEP to have a future

A person having a blood test.

PEPFAR study shows the deadly impact of stopping children’s HIV treatment

Michelle Yang at CROI 2025. She is standing at a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Radical changes in US policy threaten two decades’ progress in HIV

Professor Chris Beyrer presenting at CROI 2025. He is standing at a lectern in front of a screen.