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What’s Needed to Fix a Vital Drug Discount Program

We can only achieve changes that work in the interest of the safety net if the diverse 340B community works together.

By Guy Anthony and Brandon Macsata

PrEP4All Urges U.S. Government to Appeal Court’s HIV Patent Ruling for Gilead

Read the complete statement by PrEP4All activists on the “disappointing verdict in ‘U.S. v. Gilead.’”

By PrEP4All

A Proclamation on World AIDS Day 2022

A statement from President Biden urging the American people to support the HIV community.

Inequalities Are Blocking the End of the AIDS Pandemic

A new report from UNAIDS in advance of #WorldAIDSDay shows that HIV discrimination, stigma and criminalization are costing lives.

By UNAIDS

Redefining Thriving

A married long-term survivor reflects on a difficult choice the couple may have to make to afford future HIV treatment.

By Philip Barragan

Six Ways We Can Have Safer Sex in the Time of Monkeypox

How dressing like Kim Kardashian could lower your risk.

By Nicholas Diamond, Grant Roth and Joe Osmundson

#ZeroHIVStigmaDay: New International Awareness Day Aims to End HIV Stigma

A recent survey worldwide found that HIV stigma remained a serious concern for most respondents.

New Health Threats for Communities Heavily Impacted by HIV

Policy experts call for quicker action and more resources for the monkeypox and meningococcal disease outbreaks.

By Greg Millett and Jeffrey S. Crowley

Nothing Is More American Than a 4th of July Parade

AIDS Foundation Chicago (AFC) issues a statement on the Highland Park shooting.

By John Peller

Roe Fell: Now What?

A co-executive director of the Positive Women’s Network USA details how the HIV movement finds its way.

By Naina Khanna

Is the LGBT Community Doing Enough to Fight Monkeypox?

Efforts to avoid stigma and homophobia could be keeping us silent when we need to be speaking out.

By Liz Highleyman

When Will HIV End?

We are at significant risk of missing the 2030 deadlines for ending HIV/AIDS as a public health threat. We must act now.

By Katie Lapides Coester and Ace Robinson

Equity-Driven Advocacy for a National PrEP Program for Uninsured People

Will this program translate into access for those who need pre-exposure prophylaxis the most to prevent HIV?

By Kenyon Farrow, Jeremiah Johnson , Raniyah Copeland and Asa Radix

Why Including Women in HIV Research Matters

“We should contribute to the decisions that are made about us.”

By Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

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What’s Needed to Fix a Vital Drug Discount Program

PrEP4All Urges U.S. Government to Appeal Court’s HIV Patent Ruling for Gilead

A Proclamation on World AIDS Day 2022

Inequalities Are Blocking the End of the AIDS Pandemic

Redefining Thriving

Six Ways We Can Have Safer Sex in the Time of Monkeypox

#ZeroHIVStigmaDay: New International Awareness Day Aims to End HIV Stigma

New Health Threats for Communities Heavily Impacted by HIV

Nothing Is More American Than a 4th of July Parade

Roe Fell: Now What?

Is the LGBT Community Doing Enough to Fight Monkeypox?

When Will HIV End?

Equity-Driven Advocacy for a National PrEP Program for Uninsured People

Why Including Women in HIV Research Matters

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