HIV/AIDS

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day serves as a critical reminder of the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on Black and African American communities. It's designed to educate, mobilize, and inspire action towards addressing these disparities and advocate for equal healthcare.

There are two ways we’re getting closer to halting new cases of HIV and ending the AIDS epidemic once and for all: U=U and PrEP.

Knowing your HIV status is a vital step towards receiving the care you need to keep yourself, your partners and your community healthy and safe.

The instant a needle punctures the skin can be detrimental to a person’s health—not just because of the drug it might be carrying, but because of who might have used it before.

In the world of HIV, is being undetectable the new “HIV negative”? The virus has not been eliminated even though it’s not detectable.

One of the most exciting topics in HIV today is how pharmaceutical treatment has become prevention of HIV.