Tag: HIV
Amid Rising Crisis, Georgia Denies Medicaid Expansion to HIV Patients
A Georgia bill to expand Medicaid coverage to people living with HIV did not ...
Landmark HIV Trial Breaks Treatment Access Barrier With Long-Acting Meds
For the first time, clinical researchers have provided long-acting HIV treatment to people who ...
Recollections of Solitary Confinement During the HIV Epidemic
I was diagnosed with HIV in 1992, just after I’d turned 18. I’d been ...
Rebranded AIDS United Fund Looks to Harm Reduction’s Future
Syringe service programs (SSP) in the United States began as acts of civil disobedience ...
“A Recipe for an Epidemic”: How a New HIV Cluster Emerged In Tijuana
In 2019, the Mexican government cut all funding for civil society organizations, including those ...
FDA Approves First Long-Lasting HIV PrEP Medication—But There’s a Catch
The FDA has approved the first injectable medication to protect against HIV transmission. Apretude ...
What’s Holding Back New York’s Efforts to End AIDS?
On December 1, World AIDS Day, a coalition of HIV/AIDS advocates is rallying in ...
Austin, Indiana to Restart Syringe Access After Scott County Shutdown
On November 9, city council members in Austin, Indiana, voted to approve a syringe ...
WV Harm Reduction Workers Form Coalition Amid HIV, Syringe Crises
West Virginia harm reduction workers are launching a new statewide coalition. “Mountain State Harm ...
The Pandemic Is Bringing Us Closer to the First HIV Vaccine
Moderna will soon begin the first-ever human clinical trials for a messenger RNA-based HIV ...
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