Homelessness linked to HIV infection and low rates of viral suppression

People who are homeless are at higher risk for HIV infection and lower rates of viral suppression, highlighting the need for innovative programs that reach the most marginalized members of our community.

Progress is uneven, with data showing HIV prevention efforts are not adequately reaching people of color, trans women, people experiencing homelessness and people who inject drugs.

Bill allowing San Francisco to pilot overdose prevention programs preventing deaths from opioids passed both houses of State Legislature, vetoed by California governor.

Overdose prevention sites reduce public injecting and prevent discarded syringes, save cities money, and improve the health of people who inject.

After Tiommi’s HIV status was revealed in an online article, she decided to embrace her identity and speak up to end HIV stigma.

Castillo never could have imagined that his efforts would be the informal beginning of El Grupo de Apoyo Latino, a program of San Francisco AIDS Foundation that continues to serve Spanish-speaking people in our community

Joshua O’Neal shares results from a community survey about seeking health care for anal health issues, and why it’s crucial to speak up for better butt care.

Integrase inhibitors—potent antiretrovirals that quickly and powerfully suppress HIV—have...