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Drugs, denial and stigma: the babies and children swept up in Fiji’s HIV nightmare
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health1d ago

Drugs, denial and stigma: the babies and children swept up in Fiji’s HIV nightmare

  • The HIV epidemic in Fiji is rapidly expanding, with new cases rising as meth use increases and unsafe injecting persists.
  • Baby Andi tested HIV positive after birth, and Clare and her husband also carry the virus, illustrating mother-to-child transmission.
  • Health workers report one baby a week is now being diagnosed with HIV from mother-to-child transmission.
  • Despite challenges, doctors emphasize treatment can enable HIV patients, including children, to live with the condition.
  • UNAids and WHO note knowledge gaps about HIV persist in villages and among traditional communities.
  • Advocates are expanding testing and care through mobile clinics and safe houses for those affected.
  • Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is being introduced to reduce new infections among at-risk women.
  • Communities are mobilizing to support HIV-affected families and reduce stigma.
  • Some families face stigma at home, while safe houses and NGOs provide support for survivors and children.
  • The Fiji government and international partners have allocated millions to bolster the HIV response.
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Fiji taking 'home' rugby matches 16,000km away and turning UK venues into island festivals
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sports21h ago

Fiji taking 'home' rugby matches 16,000km away and turning UK venues into island festivals

  • Fiji will base its team 16,000 kilometers from home for the Nations Championship in July, playing three matches in the United Kingdom.
  • As the home team, Fiji will face Wales, England and Scotland at Cardiff, Liverpool and Murrayfield respectively in July.
  • The plan aims to relieve opponents from traveling to the Pacific while maximizing revenue at larger stadiums.
  • Koli Sewabu, Fiji Rugby Union chief executive, said the fixtures will help invest more into grassroots rugby and the team’s growth.
  • The Nations Championship pairs Six Nations sides with Rugby Championship teams plus Fiji and Japan, with July hosting the southern hemisphere teams’ games overseas.
  • The article notes that the schedule also includes matches against Wales, England and Scotland in July as part of the tournament format.
  • Cardiff’s 33,280-seat Cardiff City Stadium and Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium will host Fiji’s away games as openings for expanded venues.
  • The arrangement is intended to create a festive atmosphere with Fijian music, food and entertainment at the matches.
  • The Nations Championship will see the Six Nations squads travel south in July with finals in November at Twickenham.
  • The move is described as supporting the continued growth and success of Fiji’s rugby program.
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HBO Max Continues Rollout With 12 Asia Pacific Launches
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HBO Max Continues Rollout With 12 Asia Pacific Launches

  • HBO Max expands to 12 Asia Pacific markets, broadening its global rollout on March 26.
  • The expansion follows Italy and Germany launches and precedes the UK and Ireland debut in March.
  • HBO Max will offer DC Universe, Cartoon Network and HBO content, plus Max Originals and TLC programming.
  • HBO Max is already available in 112 territories and remains in a high-stakes corporate review.
  • The rollout includes markets in the Pacific region such as Fiji, Micronesia and Samoa.
  • The expansion signals ongoing strategic moves as global streaming competition intensifies.
  • Key titles at launch will include Oscar contenders and new originals, per Deadline's rollout details.
  • Deadline notes HBO Max is part of a broader market story around streaming deals and platform shifts.
  • Deadline emphasizes HBO Max's presence across 112 territories and upcoming UK/Ireland launch.
  • Warner Bros. Discovery positions HBO Max for broader distribution and content licensing negotiations.
  • Deadline projects a March rollout for the UK and Ireland after the Asia Pacific launch.
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'Survivor 50': How to Watch the Premiere Without Cable
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'Survivor 50': How to Watch the Premiere Without Cable

  • Survivor 50 premieres with 24 returning players and a fan-driven theme, airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount Plus.
  • The season centers on a fan-influenced format labeled 'In the Hands of the Fans' with decisions like Idols and Final Four Fire Making.
  • The premiere runs three hours and features a three-hour block for the season debut.
  • Paramount Plus offers multiple tiers, with Premium adding downloads and extra Showtime programming.
  • CBS and other live TV services carry Survivor season 50, with streaming options on Paramount Plus.
  • The cast list features notable returning players such as Cirie Fields, Colby Donaldson, and Ozzy Lusth.
  • The premiere marks a milestone season with a blend of familiar players from past eras.
  • Fans can vote on key elements that influence gameplay across the season.
  • The show’s premiere highlights include cameos and notable guests in trailer sequences.
  • Streaming costs and plan options are outlined for viewers choosing Paramount Plus versus other services.
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