Elton John and Brandi Carlile have joined forces to address reductions in HIV/AIDS funding under the Trump administration.

Elton John and Brandi Carlile aim to raise $1 million for HIV/AIDS battle amid Donald Trump's cuts which could have detrimental global effects.

The Elton John AIDS Foundation and the Looking Out Foundation have announced a landmark initiative—the “Who Believes In Angels?” Campaign—to address the urgent global humanitarian crisis caused by ...

New figures show the number of Aids-related deaths could jump from six million to 10 million in the next five years unless funding is reinstated, according to forecasts from the UN Aids agency ...

The Elton John AIDS Foundation and Brandi Carlile’s Looking Out Foundation announced an initiative — the “Who Believes In Angels?” Campaign — to offset recent cuts to HIV/AIDS relief ...

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According to the Minister, Ghana had made significant strides following a long-standing campaign to combat HIV/AIDS. "This country suffered for many years with the campaign to deal with HIV/AIDS ...