The Terminator (and Other State Leaders) vs. HIV Budgets
A budgetary victory for HIV-positive low-income New Yorkers comes at the same time that HIV-positive people across the country, in California, face what could be serious cuts to prevention, education and treatment funding.
Aging Grace: Facing the Uncertainties of Growing Older With HIV Living longer with HIV can sometimes mean facing a disheartening list of other ailments more typically found in much older people. Fortunately, researchers have begun to investigate how the underlying mechanisms behind some of those health problems might work and, most importantly, ways to help prevent and manage them.
Etravirine—Countdown to Launch
Get ready to welcome the newest antiretroviral drug, an NNRTI that sets a new standard for addressing drug resistance.
January 14, 2008
Long Live the Queen (Latifah!)
At the no-frills, writer’s-strike-shortened Golden Globes awards telecast on January 13, Queen Latifah won Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for her role in HBO’s Life Support, based on the life story of Andrea Williams, an HIV-positive AIDS activist.
January 11, 2008
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Urges Schwarzenegger to Reverse California AIDS Cuts In a statement released today, January 11, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) urges California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to reverse his proposed state budget cuts, which would eliminate $11 million in services for Californians living with HIV.
