AIDS

US government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference

A Reuters analysis found the image of the map included in the presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with OpenAI tools.

Incorrectly labelled map presented by the US State Department July 30, 2026
It is possible to completely get rid of the virus

After 40 years of struggle: Scientists approach the greatest goal in medicine

HIV is one of the most sophisticated viruses humanity has had to confront

A breakthrough in the war against AIDS: In two trials, patients were “cured” of the disease

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World AIDS Day: HIV diagnoses in Israel drop 22% in 2024, Health Ministry reports


New HIV/AIDS cases in Israel continue to decline

The decrease is reflected in all risk groups.

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Drug reducing risk of HIV transmission in healthy people okayed

The approval makes Israel one of the first countries to implement it.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries building in Jerusalem.

Helping Israeli NGOs heal the world

Israeli aid to Nepal

Health Scan: Potential therapy to eliminate HIV virus

Also included: Which gender has better memory?

Long empty hospital corridor (illustrative)

Israeli research successful in identifying possible HIV, AIDS cure

Scientists have identified a protein that could practically eliminate the HIV virus.

A laboratory assistant

Art for a cause

More than 600 artists will display some 800 pieces of art in an exhibit that will take place in Bank Hapoalim’s main office in Tel Aviv.

Art by Menashe Kadishman

IDF to begin allowing HIV-positive soldiers

The announcement was made in honor of World AIDS Day.

The Givati Brigade completed a training exercise to prepare the soldiers for combat in the northern region

New cases of HIV carriers in Israel on a slow decline

Poll for World AIDS Day shows 65% of Israelis have never undergone an HIV test.

World AIDS Day

Israel can prevent it

The Jerusalem Post

Israeli study shows circumcision reduces risk of HIV infection

Dr. Daniel Chemtob, director of the ministry’s department of Tuberculosis and AIDS, and colleagues have just published the study in the open-access 'Israel Journal of Health Policy Research'.

A rabbi holds an eight-day-old baby during a circumcision ceremony in Brussels, August 20, 2009.