"What took 40 years to build on here could just collapse in a minute without continued investment and commitment," ICAP's Wafaa El-Sadr told the @nytimes funding threats to #research networks that address #HIV#TB & other diseases https://t.co/jMpWEcLuYJ
Drs Michael Saag and Elaine Abrams discuss the landmark PACTG 076 study and its significance in HIV prevention.
Watch the full video here: https://t.co/fCLoWRNDgG
LIVE 🔴 How Do We Prevent Future Health Emergencies and Pandemics? A conversation on how world leaders can work together to prevent outbreaks from becoming global health crises.
@MauricioCard
Rt. Hon. @HelenClarkNZ
Wafaa El-Sadr
Michel @Kazatchkine@Maybarduk
Joe Phaahla
Paula Reges
@apoorva_nyc
Watch here: https://t.co/qzh8IO1bVm
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📢 Tomorrow, September 17, 2026, at 8 a.m. EDT: Join our HIVE Impact Network for a webinar on optimizing testing for HIV prevention during breastfeeding.
Register: https://t.co/O7BukrSTLU
#HIV#HIVPrevention#GlobalHealth@teampata
25 years after 9/11, what can we learn from the extraordinary relief efforts that helped New Yorkers recover?
Join us Sept. 17 at 12PM to explore the lessons of post-9/11 collaboration and what they mean for disaster response today.
RSVP: https://t.co/boQau0RXVq
Starting soon: ICAP’s CQUIN webinar on “Safeguarding Key Population Services in the Context of Reduced Donor Funding” begins today at 8:00 am EDT.
Register here: https://t.co/dUsQ6O6VJQ
Tomorrow: ICAP invites you to register for a CQUIN webinar on “Safeguarding Key Population Services in the Context of Reduced Donor Funding.”
Thursday, September 10
8:00 am EDT / 12:00 pm GMT / 2:00 pm CAT / 3:00 pm EAT
Register here: https://t.co/dUsQ6O6VJQ
Two days to go: ICAP invites you to register for a CQUIN webinar on safeguarding key population services in the context of reduced donor funding.
Sept. 10 | 8 am EDT / 12 pm GMT / 2 pm CAT / 3 pm EAT
Interpretation: English and French
Register: https://t.co/4z3Gq9HSGH
AIDS 2026 may be over, but the discussions continue. On Aug. 18, join CQUIN, IAS & SSLN to discuss how HIV programs can prioritize services and maximize impact with limited resources.
Register here: https://t.co/r5dGNU79vI
A week at AIDS 2026 in Rio: fourteen ICAP and ICAP-related posters, a satellite on advanced HIV disease, a workshop on key population-sensitive models with ICAP support, and partner meetings. #AIDS2026 📌
From the AIDS 2026 poster hall in Rio: eight posters from ICAP and ICAP-related work on days 3 and 4, including active case finding for children with HIV in Rwanda and cryptococcal meningitis screening in Zambia. #AIDS2026 📌
This week in Accra, Ghana’s National AIDS Control Program is hosting an Ethiopian delegation for a 3-day CQUIN-supported learning visit on HIV program quality monitoring and management. The delegation will explore Ghana’s approach and identify lessons for adaptation in Ethiopia.
At #AIDS2026, ICAP’s Maureen Syowai, CQUIN Program Director, joined global health leaders for an IAS session on ending preventable deaths from advanced HIV disease and strengthening early identification and care.
Seven posters from ICAP and ICAP-related work on day 2 of #AIDS2026, including facility-led continuous quality improvement in Cameroon’s Far North, where facility teams find and fix their own bottlenecks. 📌
AIDS 2026 is open. 🇧🇷 The 26th International AIDS Conference kicked off tonight in Rio, bringing the global HIV community together under one theme: Rethink. Rebuild. Rise. ICAP is here for all of it — follow along. @iasociety@AIDS_conference#AIDS2026#RethinkRebuildRise
Join ICAP at #AIDS2026! Our team will participate in satellite sessions, present posters, facilitate workshops, and share insights from our work around the world.
VIH/Sida: les femmes restent les plus touchées
Les résultats de l'enquête Camphia 2024-2025 publiés ce jour révèlent que le Cameroun compte plus de 501 000 personnes vivant avec le VIH au Cameroun. Le pic est observé chez les femmes, notamment les tranches 30-34 ans et 50-54 ans