#HIV

vial and needle vaccine injection medication

Switching HIV Meds to Long-Acting Cabenuva May Not Require Oral Lead-In

Why Don’t More Folks Take PrEP Where It’s Needed Most?

HIV Testing

Switching HIV Meds to Long-Acting Cabenuva May Not Require Oral Lead-In

Why Don’t More Folks Take PrEP Where It’s Needed Most?

HIV Testing

Assessing the HIV Community’s Needs and Concerns About Long COVID

People with HIV experienced “significant pandemic stress,” isolation, stigma and concerns about long COVID, finds a recent survey.

HIV Testing Fell Steeply During the Early Pandemic

On National HIV Testing Day, the CDC urges an increase in testing following pandemic interruptions, especially for key populations.

An image from “HIV Self-Testing: Do You Know Your HIV Status”

National HIV Testing Day 2022

“HIV Testing Is Self-Care” is this year’s theme. Today, you have more options than ever to get tested, including free self-tests.

Over 100 HIV Groups Urge Congress to Fund a PrEP Program

The $400 million national PrEP program would make HIV prevention available to un- and under-insured Americans.

Screening and Early Treatment Reduce Anal Cancer in People With HIV

Prompt detection treatment of precancerous lesions cut the likelihood of developing anal cancer by more than half.

“Depression Looks Like Me” Launches to Help LGBTQ People With Depression

Janssen Pharmaceuticals creates a safe space to talk about depression within the LGBTQ community and beyond.

Monkeypox: What Do People Living With or at Risk for HIV Need to Know?

So far, it appears that people on antiretroviral treatment with well-controlled HIV do not have worse monkeypox outcomes.

Nearly 3,000 AIDS Memorial Quilt Panels Displayed in San Francisco [SLIDESHOW]

The massive display marked the AIDS Memorial Quilt’s 35th anniversary and a return to its birthplace. Alas, rain cut the event short.

Disputes Over the New Global Strategy to Combat HIV, Hepatitis and STIs

Conservative nations objected to “sexual rights” in the WHA’s global plan to fight HIV, hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections.

Philadelphia’s AIDS memorial experience includes “Going Home” urns by artist Alex Stadler.

Philadelphia’s Alternative AIDS Memorial Experience

“Remembrance,” a program honoring Philadelphians lost to HIV/AIDS, includes a theatrical piece, a “going home” ceremony and more.

HIV Vaccine Awareness Day 2022

What have we learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, and what’s the future of HIV vaccine research? Find out this #HVAD2022.

#HIV

Switching HIV Meds to Long-Acting Cabenuva May Not Require Oral Lead-In

Why Don’t More Folks Take PrEP Where It’s Needed Most?

HIV Testing

Switching HIV Meds to Long-Acting Cabenuva May Not Require Oral Lead-In

Why Don’t More Folks Take PrEP Where It’s Needed Most?

HIV Testing

Assessing the HIV Community’s Needs and Concerns About Long COVID

HIV Testing Fell Steeply During the Early Pandemic

National HIV Testing Day 2022

Over 100 HIV Groups Urge Congress to Fund a PrEP Program

Screening and Early Treatment Reduce Anal Cancer in People With HIV

“Depression Looks Like Me” Launches to Help LGBTQ People With Depression

Monkeypox: What Do People Living With or at Risk for HIV Need to Know?

Nearly 3,000 AIDS Memorial Quilt Panels Displayed in San Francisco [SLIDESHOW]

Disputes Over the New Global Strategy to Combat HIV, Hepatitis and STIs

Philadelphia’s Alternative AIDS Memorial Experience

HIV Vaccine Awareness Day 2022

Hot topics

HIV Prevention

Newly Diagnosed

Join Latino AIDS Group’s Fight Against Homophobia

“Devastating Milestone” as U.S. Overdose Deaths Neared 108,000 Last Year

People With HIV Can’t Join the Military. A New Lawsuit Aims to Change That

Federal Government Releases Telehealth Guidelines for HIV Care

Retire the Word “Risk” When Talking About HIV and Black Women