Changes in kidney function were small for those using TDF/FTC either daily or on-demand for HIV prevention.

Currently, California pharmacists may provide PrEP and PEP without a prescription, but the law needs updating, says Senator Scott Wiener.

Black Americans represent 42% of new HIV cases but only 14% of the U.S. population. Amid challenges, progress has been made.

Monoclonal antibodies used to prevent COVID-19 in immunocompromised people aren’t active against new virus variants.

FDA issued draft guidelines on a new blood donation policy; it now seeks public comment before the changes are finalized.

HIV experts worry that the move is political—some federal grants go to Planned Parenthood—and that other states may turn down funding.

Researchers halt the Mosaico study after an experimental vaccine was found to be safe but not effective against HIV.

The “Philly, Keep on Loving” telehealth program includes at-home HIV and STI tests, med delivery, PEP, doctor chats and more—all free.

To train pharmacists to better serve the HIV community, Walmart partnered with the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

An expert panel’s draft recommendation gives injectable PrEP an A grade, which will make the HIV prevention option more widely available.