BeCURE brings several research fields together to pursue cures or lasting control of HIV without risky stem-cell transplants. Its first antibody studies have started.
The organisers say the venue booking fell through, but they are still working on new arrangements. A separate members-only event on 7 November is unaffected.
The city’s bid includes a human-rights forum, a disability expo and inclusive sport. Here is what the organisers propose, and where the host selection stands.
The US health department wants current positions, guidance updates and timelines from six organisations. The Endocrine Society has previously defended decisions made by clinicians, patients and families.
The National Informatics Centre’s 12 October announcement describes a system for applications, verification and progress tracking, with letters of intent for selected beneficiaries.
An August report posted by SPARSHA Nepal on 14 October urges clearer funding and emergency supply plans, while acknowledging government efforts to improve distribution.
The experts’ 13 October appeal calls for releases and safeguards for rights defenders. Türkiye’s ministry has described the operation as protecting children and families.
A new statement calls for public investigation records and outside oversight before this month’s Pride march. Taipei says the mayor has ordered a review.
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