#Boston

While continuing the fight against HIV/AIDS we are expanding our focus to include new groups as we have seen an increased need for support.

“You already know and love someone living with HIV” is the message of an anti-stigma campaign in Boston.

Health officials remain concerned about HIV and hepatitis C transmissions during COVID-19.

A new report finds higher rates of depression and injuries from falls among older LGBT people—plus continued effects from the HIV epidemic.

“Even a relatively small cluster in this population has great potential to expand to new cases.”

An overview of strategies and successes

Here’s how the $1 million in federal funds will be put to use in metropolitan counties.

Alexa can now securely transmit and receive personalized medical information.

Mutual of Omaha’s settlements follow allegations of discrimination against people taking Truvada to prevent HIV.

Sean Stentiford’s HIV wasn’t diagnosed until it had progressed to AIDS and caused brain damage.

And what it’s doing to avoid a situation like rural Indiana, where more than 180 people got HIV within four months.

This makes it the 12th U.S. city to embrace the “90-90-90” goals of the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities.

Unhealthy alcohol use is prevalent in the HIV population and is associated with higher risks for many health problems.

Every day I’m learning how to live with HIV and I’m doing my best to help others do the same

A long-term AIDS survivor on running in the Boston Marathon a year after the bombing.

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