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"Trust Black Women" Is More Than a Concept: It's the Future
The ascents of Danielle Houston and Monique Carry bring a new glimmer of change in our HIV response-one that's reinvigorating some of the communities most impacted by the virus in the U.S.
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They Don't Want Us to Talk About Race, But How Else Will We End HIV?
In an era dominated by "anti-woke" panic, people like Oni Blackstock, M.D., M.H.S., are still proudly pushing our HIV response towards a more equitable future.
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Anxiety in Paradise: Highlights From the 26th International AIDS Conference
Participants in the world's largest HIV meeting were caught between the highs of dramatic advances in prevention medicine and the lows of a diminished global funding landscape during Trump 2.0.
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Canada Has Everything It Needs to End HIV. So Why Are Rates Rising Among Young Gay Men?
Last week, the Canadian government shared that HIV infections rose by 23% between 2022 and 2024. Still, more federal funding cuts may be looming.
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Can We Teach the Immune System to Control HIV on Its Own?
Researchers are making progress in understanding how to train the body to fight HIV with the goal of eliminating the need to take ART.
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This Small Moment Says So Much About the U.S. and HIV/AIDS Today
Late last month, the U.S. sided with Russia in voting against a global declaration on HIV/AIDS. It wasn't a surprise-but it reveals just how much U.S. leaders now prioritize politics over health.
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Beware of Copay Accumulator Programs
Many health insurers use these programs to keep funds that are meant to defray a person's out-of-pocket costs for expensive specialty drugs such as HIV medications, KFF Health News reports.
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How New Medicaid Work Requirements Might Impact You
This KFF report is filled with useful info for people living with HIV who use Medicaid as their main source of insurance coverage.
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People with HIV and Medicaid Work Requirements
This analysis examines Medicaid work requirements and the implementation of medical frailty exclusions for people with HIV in light of CMS's implementing regulation.
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What Happens if You Miss a Dose of HIV Medication?
Missing a single dose of oral HIV meds is unlikely to cause viral rebound or drug resistance-or, if you're on PrEP/PEP, for your regimen to stop protecting you. But there are many important details to keep in mind.
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