A Pediatric HIV Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight
New PEPFAR data reveal steep declines across pediatric HIV care—signaling an urgent need for transparent reporting to ensure children are not lost. Keep reading
From Silence to Laughter
Today, Angel’s journey stands as a powerful reminder that early childhood development (ECD) programs can change children's lives. Keep reading
Prevention Is Always a Good Investment
Lesotho has launched a phased rollout of long-acting HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir, marking a major step toward reducing new infections and advancing the country’s goal of an AIDS-free future. Keep reading
Innovation, Financing, and Accountability: What Will Move Maternal Health Forward
Experts at the 2026 International Maternal Newborn Health Conference discussed financing, innovation, and accountability to accelerate progress for mothers and newborns. Keep reading
5 Questions with Dr. Roland van de Ven
A veteran EGPAF public health leader reflects on the progress made against HIV, the persistent gaps affecting mothers and children, and why sustained commitment, innovation, and community engagement are critical to ending the epidemic. Keep reading
My Boys Represent Generation Zero
Martha Cameron is living with HIV, but the next generation of my family will not be. Her experience shows that it is well within our capability to see a Generation Zero worldwide. Keep reading
Babies of Hope
At Okrika Zonal Hospital in Nigeria, staff have made a commitment that no child should die of AIDS-related illness within their service area. Keep reading
Why Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Matter
Why sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are essential to ending HIV, preventing cervical cancer, and ensuring women can live healthy lives. Keep reading
5 Questions with Dr. Lynne Mofenson
Dr. Lynne Mofenson on how funding cuts are dismantling HIV research, and why Elizabeth Glaser would be fighting to protect it. Keep reading
