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HIV-misinformation

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on HIV-misinformation.

  2. Lawmakers push HPV vaccination for boys

    Lawmakers push HPV vaccination for boys

    Lawmakers and health advocates are urging wider HPV vaccination, including for boys, and greater use of GAD funds for cancer prevention and screening.

    2 MIN READ

  3. WHAT was meant to spark creativity quickly became a misinformation risk, prompting Google to pull its new AI-powered Google Earth image generator within 24 hours.

    One prompt, endless fake satellite images

    Google has suspended its new AI-powered Google Earth image generation feature after researchers raised concerns that realistic fake satellite images could…

    1 MIN READ

  4. UNAIDS executive director Winnie Byanyima delivers the opening address during the 26th International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 27 July 2026.

    HIV fight at risk; global funding falls

    The report said new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths fell to their lowest levels in more than three decades last year, although infections increased in…

    1 MIN READ

  6. Lifeline delivered The Department of Health prepares to distribute newly arrived antiretroviral medicines to HIV treatment hubs nationwide.

    DoH distributing HIV medicines nationwide

    The Department of Health will begin nationwide distribution of newly arrived HIV antiretroviral medicines next week, restoring regular supplies, ending…

    1 MIN READ

  8. Online, on time, all the time Top from left: Justin Fabian, Gwen Bergado, Kate Villar, Kenneth Tabornal, Barrone Gan, Christian Baracena. Bottom from left: Yuko Shimomura, Sheila Figueroa, Vivienne Angeles, Carl Magadia, Jason Mago, Chynna Basillaje, Louisse Kalingag and Alvin Kasiban.

    Truth, whatever the platform

    Daily Tribune celebrates 26 years by embracing digital growth while upholding trusted journalism, credibility, and its mission to combat misinformation.

    2 MIN READ

  10. WITH the growing popularity of dating apps, public health officials are raising concerns over their potential role in increasing HIV transmission and are calling for greater awareness, prevention and regular testing.

    Officials cite dating apps in HIV spread

    Baguio City health officials report rising HIV cases linked to increased use of online dating applications, emphasizing that while apps are not a direct cause,…

    2 MIN READ

  12. Focus on real problem — HIV

    Focus on real problem — HIV

    The Philippines recorded 4,633 new HIV cases in the first quarter of 2026 alone. That translates to 51 new diagnoses every day.

    3 MIN READ