There are just days to go until World Aids Day 2024. Observed on Sunday, December 1, it aims to stop new cases of HIV, secure the rights of people living with it, and fight stigma and discrimination.

World AIDS Day 2024, observed on 1st December, raises awareness about HIV/AIDS, honours lives lost, and highlights the theme “Take the Rights Path: My Health, My Right!” to promote equal ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - World Aids Day was observed on December 1. It’s a time meant to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS while honoring those who have died from the disease. Family Service ...

NEW YORK-- Friday marked the 35th annual World AIDS Day, when every Dec. 1 people gather to remember those who have died of and been impacted by HIV/AIDS. Many events were held this year to raise ...

Come join us for a day of awareness and support as we commemorate World AIDS Day 2024! This in-person event will feature speakers, educational sessions, and opportunities to connect with others in ...

December 1 is World AIDS Day, a global event created to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and to honor the lives of those affected by the epidemic. The theme for this year, its 35th annual edition is ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Just 20 years ago, over two million people worldwide died from AIDS-related illnesses. While there are now many ways to combat the virus, awareness is the first step.

As World AIDS Day 2024 approaches, Dr. Chow offers a simple but powerful message: “It’s a time to remember those we’ve lost, to honor their contributions to science and our understanding of ...

The red ribbon was cut on World AIDS Day at the Life is Work Resource Center, an HIV awareness and prevention facility in the Austin neighborhood.

World AIDS Day, designated on December 1st, is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS caused by the spread of HIV infection and mourning those who’ve died from the disease.

Christie Smith reports. San Francisco marked the 35th anniversary of World AIDS Day Friday with a moment of somber reflection and hope for a brighter future.

Back then, HIV and AIDS were viewed as terrifying, a virtual death sentence. In 1988, the world declared today, Dec. 1, World AIDS Day to raise awareness of the global spread of this increasingly ...