#AIDS Institute

A roundup of statements

Last year, six members of PACHA resigned in protest of Trump, who then fired the rest. Until now, the council had remained empty.

In a move to cut Medicare costs, the proposed changes would also affect people with cancer, depression and schizophrenia.

The New Orleans–style event also honored three HIV advocates.

Health coalition warns the federal government: People with chronic or serious conditions face growing costs at the pharmacy.

Advocacy organizations are “alarmed” by the findings.

Hint: It would slash HIV funds by over $100 million nationally and cause 300,000 deaths each year globally.

He’ll oversee the FDA, Medicare and Medicaid at a time when soaring drug prices remain a contentious political topic.

Patricia Shelton is a peer educator in New York City.

The Alliance for Positive Change graduated its 49th group of peer educators.

Read the joint statement addressing a Georgia lawmaker’s “extremely painful” comments.

NHAAD is September 18. One in six new cases of HIV in the United States are among people 50 and older.

Peers will play a crucial role in ending the state’s epidemic by 2020.

As lawmakers postpone their vote, advocates and health groups respond to the bill that guts Medicaid. Here’s what they’re saying.

AIDS groups spell out how the proposed massive budget cuts will harm both local and global funding.

The Trump administration calls for fewer of the drug coverage reviews that ensure that health plans don’t discriminate.