A Moral Imperative: National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day
Why fighting the HIV epidemic in Black communities requires a holistic response.
Why fighting the HIV epidemic in Black communities requires a holistic response.
Black straight women continue to be affected by HIV more than women of any other race or ethnicity. Moreover, members of Black transgender communities also remain especially vulnerable.
The Florida Department of Health began 2018 by announcing plans to offer PrEP for free throughout the state by the end of the year.
House Republicans passed legislation carefully crafted to undermine the Affordable Care Act and other vital health care programs.
"Fifty-one Senate Republicans just voted for reckless legislation disguised as ‘tax reform’ that threatens millions of Americans’ health care and programs crucial to the LGBTQ community."
The LGBTQ community is disproportionately affected by HIV, and inclusive paid leave policies that support LGBTQ people's right to balance both their health, job, and family is a vital protection.
Each year, millions around the world remember those we’ve lost to HIV and AIDS and recommit ourselves to ending the epidemic.
Para conmemorar el Día Nacional de Concientización sobre el sida y VIH en la Comunidad Latinx, reconocemos a algunos líderes y defensores de la comunidad latinx LGBTQ que trabajan incansablemente…
To mark National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day, we recognize some key Latinx LGBTQ community leaders and advocates who work tirelessly on behalf of individuals living with and affected by HIV…
With this statement, the CDC has joined HIV researchers, doctors and service providers throughout the world in affirming the efficacy of treatment as an HIV prevention strategy.
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