Supporters of PEPFAR argue that failing to reauthorize the program would risk the leadership role the U.S. currently holds in implementing HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives around the world.
Do Republican spending cuts threaten federal HIV funding? For some programs, yes.
A proposed federal policy aims to protect older Americans from contracting HIV by offering free preventive medication, the latest effort to catch up to much of Europe and Africa in stemming the spread of the virus.
PrEP, a key HIV prevention tool, isn’t reaching Black women
PrEP is a crucial tool in the fight against the ongoing HIV epidemic and, when taken as prescribed, is highly effective at preventing infection from sexual contact or injection drug use.
In move to slash CDC budget, House Republicans target major HIV program Trump launched
Republicans in the House of Representatives have proposed a spending bill that would cut $1.6 billion from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — one-sixth of the agency’s budget.
Marc Meachem is ViiV’s cultural engagement champion
Meachem has become one of the most effective advocates in the ongoing battle against HIV by understanding the notion of differences — and acting boldly and unconventionally to transcend them.
Need to get Plan B or an HIV test online? Facebook may know about it
The ViiV campaign functions both as a PSA as well as a community-building initiative focused on populations that are disproportionately affected by HIV.
Elton John calls on fans to let out #InnerElton to end LGBTQIA+, HIV stigma