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The Senate released appropriation bills that cover funding for several HIV programs. Here are the big wins and concerns.

Unstable housing is also associated with a higher HIV viral load.

A new study measures HIV and LGBTQ health equity and finds that HIV care providers are key health leaders. [VIDEO]

A low-barrier HIV care program with access to multiple services in one place can help.

The federal HIV funding goes to 31 local housing programs and seven global data collection centers.

Maryum Gibson has been named president and CEO; Jerusalem House’s current leader, Charlie Frew, will soon retire.

The appropriations committee laid out increases in HIV funding for housing, syringe services, health care training and more.

People with HIV who receive supportive services through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program have a high level of viral suppression.

Disparities in undetectable viral load had more to do with structural injustices, like homelessness, health insurance and income.

For a group of DC residents, health insurance and trust in their providers couldn’t overcome lack of housing, jobs or money.

Ending HIV requires lawmakers in Congress dedicated to health equity, racial justice, sex education, housing and more.

Without COVID-19 relief, many people will face a drop in unemployment assistance the day after Christmas and evictions on January 1.

Watch AIDS advocates urge the governor not to abandon efforts to combat HIV, hepatitis and opioid overdoses.

A lot is at stake, including access to health care and housing.

Plus: An affordable housing community for LGBT seniors in Florida sets aside units for folks with HIV.

Evictions can lead to couch surfing, which can lead to spreading around the risk of coronavirus.