News Source: The Guardian
| 21 days ago
America's next step on HIV-Aids The US is finally dropping its ban on HIV-positive visitors. Could federal funding for clean needle programmes follow? If you've been longing to climb the Empire State Building, visit Disneyworld or make a pilgrimage...
News Source: IRIN
| 22 days ago
A 22-year-old ban on people infected with HIV entering the US was officially lifted on 2 November, with the new rules taking effect in 60 days. PlusNews. "For so long HIV-positive people have felt isolated by one of the greatest nations in the world,...
News Source: Xtra News
| 22 days ago
The United States has lifted a ban on HIV-positive individuals entering the country, a move warmly welcomed by the New Zealand Aids Foundation. Treatment Extension Act was signed in the US last week, lifting a ban on HIV-positive people from entering...
News Source: Scoop
| 23 days ago
Almost 60 nations impose some form of travel restrictions on people living with HIV. Treatment Extension Act of 2009, which has provided treatment and support services to people living with HIV since 1990. The legislation is named after Ryan White, a...
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| 23 days ago
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Saturday congratulated U.S. President Barack Obama for announcing that travel restrictions for people living with HIV from entering the country will be removed. "I urge all other countries with such...
News Source: The Virgin Island Daily News
| 23 days ago
The Ryan White Program is the largest federal program dedicated to providing HIV care and treatment and has funding for the states and territories and for community-based organizations to provide medical care, medications and support services...Drug...