The U.S. government announced that it will not officially recognize World AIDS Day this year, marking a milestone that has not been seen since the observance began in 1988. This decision raises concerns among advocates and health officials who fear it reflects a diminishing commitment to addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the country. The lack of federal acknowledgment comes amidst ongoing discussions about funding cuts and changes to health policies that could jeopardize decades of progress in combating the virus....
