Gabriela Emanuel

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572 appearances 79 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 24 Jun

Gabriela Emanuel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 63 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 12.

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Africans and gay men have been heavily impacted by the virus, and the word monkey has been associated with dehumanizing tropes. voice-verified
Bahuma Titanji is a physician at Emory University. voice-verified
She finds it baffling that the US is going back to the old name. voice-verified
The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the change but did not respond to questions about why it was made. voice-verified
Gabriella Emanuel, NPR News. voice-verified
With just two injections a year, you are almost completely protected against contracting HIV. voice-verified
The US says it's going to work with the drug maker, Gilead, and the Global Fund, the international financing organization, to get Lena Capavier to the country's hardest hit by HIV. voice-verified
After billions cut in foreign aid, Linda Gale Becker of the University of Cape Town says voice-verified
The Trump administration says this approach of buying commodities and focusing on medical breakthroughs will be a model for how it does global health work in the future. voice-verified
Gabriela Emanuel and PR News. voice-verified
Ten months ago, President Biden pledged to send one million MPOX vaccines to Africa. voice-verified
Only about ninety thousand ever made it there, going to Nigeria, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. voice-verified
Of the ones left in warehouses, about half are now too old to send. voice-verified
They need at least six months of shelf life. voice-verified
Yap Boom is with the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. voice-verified
He says there are about three hundred thousand doses left that could be sent, but they are caught in bureaucratic challenges, given the change in administration and Trump's major cuts to foreign assistance. voice-verified
Gabriela Emanuel and PR News. voice-verified
Last year the US contributed three hundred million dollars to Gavi. matched
However, this year the Trump administration pulled funding. matched
In addition to providing routine vaccinations in the world's poorest countries, Gavi stockpiles vaccines for emergency outbreaks. matched
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