Please read: The urgency of protecting key populations and ensuring essential HIV care: who.int/news/item/27-0… via World Health Organization (WHO) Meg Doherty and team

“We have been waiting for this moment, how do we make sure that now is the time to shift away from making the donors accountable and put our governments to be accountable to our health priorities! “We can’t entirely depend on donor funding- these are local issues and we should

WHO's Nathan Ford reminded us that integration isn’t new, it’s been on the agenda for decades. The focus now must be on smart integration that strengthens systems without compromising care and is grounded in real lessons from countries to inform meaningful WHO guidance. #IAS2025

WHO recommends injectable lenacapavir for HIV prevention who.int/news/item/14-0…

This afternoon, Minister Dr Sabin Nsanzimana joined over 3,500 researchers and global health leaders for the official opening of #IAS2025 in Kigali. In his remarks, he reflected on Rwanda’s three-decade journey in rebuilding its health system and prioritizing the HIV response —

UNAIDS welcomes new World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines on Lenacapavir and urges Gilead Sciences to swiftly register it for regulatory approval in all low- & middle-income countries, starting with those with highest HIV incidence, and ensure affordable access for all. Press statement ⤵️

Today is World #Hepatitis Day. Did you know❓ Hepatitis is the second leading infectious cause of death globally, with hepatitis B and C claiming 3 500 lives every day. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones 👉 bit.ly/hepatitis2025

#Hepatitis facts you should know: Hepatitis B 👉 Only 13% of people with hep B had been diagnosed 👉 Just 3% had received treatment at the end of 2022 Hepatitis C 👉 Only 36% had been diagnosed 👉 20% had received curative treatment We have the tools. Let’s use them

Every day, over 6,000 people are infected with viral hepatitis — the second leading infectious cause of death worldwide, claiming 1.3 million lives each year. On Monday’s #WorldHepatitisDay, learn more from World Health Organization (WHO) on how to protect yourself & others: who.int/campaigns/worl…

#Hepatitis B can be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine. The vaccine is usually given soon after birth with boosters a few weeks later. It offers nearly 100% protection against the virus🔗bit.ly/hepatitis2025 #VaccinesWork

⚠️Warning⚠️ #Hepatitis B and C can be transmitted via re-use of needles or sharing sharp instruments. Stay safe and always use NEW needles! Learn more about hepatitis👉 bit.ly/hepatitis2025 #WorldHepatitisDay

Each year, 1.2M people are infected with hepatitis B – many at birth. This World Hepatitis Day, PATH & @Gavi are leveraging Unitaid’s SAFEStart+ project to link antenatal care with the hepatitis B birth dose 💉 for newborns. Learn more: ow.ly/SjyI50WvhFA

Power up against cancer! #Hepatitis B and C medicines reduce your risk of liver cancer. Early diagnosis and treatment save lives. Learn more 👉bit.ly/hepatitis2025 #WorldHepatitisDay

Got 5 minutes❓ That's all it takes to get tested for #hepatitis. It's quick and life-saving! Learn more 👉bit.ly/hepatitis2025 #WorldHepatitisDay

Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. — Mark Twain

My remarks at the Africa Health Sovereignty Summit x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Thank you, Health Minister Kwabena Akandoh, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh for your warm welcome to Accra. I’m pleased to join tomorrow’s Africa Health Sovereignty Summit and I thank #Ghana for their leadership towards #HealthForAll.

#JustOut! World Health Organization (WHO) updated Target Product Profiles (TPPs) for #TB screening tests that will inform manufacturers about features that these new tests should have if they are to address the needs of the TB community and save lives. createsend.com/t/d-C28FD508DD…

Happy African Traditional Medicine Day! Today we recognize the vital role of traditional medicine in providing accessible, affordable, and culturally rooted health care to millions of people across the continent. It’s great to see how WHO South Africa marked the day with a

#OnThisDay four years ago, former Chancellor Merkel and I launched the World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence Hub in Berlin. Today, the Hub supports over 150 countries and 210 partner organizations to rapidly detect and respond to health threats, through several key