A model that tracks the impact of USAID funding cuts estimates that more than 760,000 people have died as a result of those cuts since January 2025.
Reduced funding will erode decades of progress and impede future advancements, but there is hope for the future with alternative resources.
There are two licensed vaccines for Ebola virus, but no vaccines are licensed for Sudan virus or Marburg virus.
The authors said that linkage-to-care rates may be higher overall if patients receive their viral load results sooner than a day after testing.
Officials warn rising drug resistance could undo decades of progress in controlling HIV, hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections.
Researchers say reliance on earmarked voluntary contributions from external donors like the Gates Foundation undermines the WHO's independence.
Whooping cough cases in Florida have risen by 81% this year compared with 2024.
The US State Department announced it will introduce the HIV-prevention drug lenacapavir in Uganda through PEPFAR.
HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis helps people with HIV live healthier, longer lives.
IDSA and HIVMA urged lawmakers to also preserve crucial infrastructure and other programs that support PEPFAR's implementation.
