Strong warning against Dovato 2-drug regimen as first-line therapy by San Francisco HIV expert

Concerns over drug resistance and adherence have a Ward 86 HIV clinician worried about the new HIV treatment guidelines by DHHS.

Street outreach services and drop-in clinics are reaching people experiencing homelessness living with HIV with services and care.

New programs in San Francisco are addressing the “silent epidemic” that affects more than 12,000 community members. HCV cure is possible, but many people don’t know it’s an option.

HIV advocates have raised concerns about the metabolic effects that Descovy (F/TAF) may have on people living with HIV and people taking it for PrEP. Here’s what we know.

As the year draws to a close, we wanted to share how our HIV Advocacy Network created real wins for our community during this legislative session.

Community members, community organizations, and health department officials from the San Francisco East Bay discussed the state of the HIV, hepatitis C and STI epidemics, and how to support the End the Epidemics campaig

A small number of participants will receive a combination of therapies designed to boost the immune system’s response to stimulate and clear the body’s HIV reservoir.

Recently-released recommendations emphasize the need for compassionate, easy-to-access services for people who use meth in San Francisco.