Senegalese Company Produces First Africa-Made Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease

A Senegalese pharmaceutical company has produced the first Africa-made treatment for sickle cell disease, a breakthrough that offers hope to millions of sufferers across the continent who have long relied on expensive imported medication. Teranga Pharma, based in Senegal, has developed Drepaf, a generic version of hydroxyurea, which the World Health Organization recommends as the…

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9 million still miss HIV treatment, WHO warns

…Says funding cuts, inequalities threaten bid to end HIV, hepatitis, STIs by 2030 By Chioma Obinna The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that nearly nine million people living with HIV are still without life-saving treatment, raising concerns that funding cuts, humanitarian crises and widening inequalities could derail global efforts to end HIV, viral hepatitis…

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Mesothelioma Hope Marks National Cancer Research Month With Latest Advances in Mesothelioma Treatment and Diagnostics

New data from the CheckMate 743 trial, FDA-approved immunotherapy combinations, and emerging therapies are offering renewed hope to mesothelioma patients and families. CHESTNUT HILL, MA / ACCESS Newswire / May 26, 2026 / Mesothelioma Hope, a leading online resource providing education, patient advocacy, and support for those diagnosed with mesothelioma, is recognizing National Cancer Research…

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PFA Working With Chelsea On Treatment Of Sterling, Diasi – Sources – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

1 Chelsea are “working closely with the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA),” sources have told ESPN, over the club’s treatment of Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi. Both players are training away from the first-team after being told they have no future at Stamford Bridge. Sterling, 30, has two years remaining on the five-year contract he signed…

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