San Francisco AIDS Foundation highlights significant decline in STIs due to Doxy PEP
Findings were presented during this year’s Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections
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Get the LatestFindings were presented during this year’s Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections
Added by Mayor London Breed to the March 5 ballot, measure F will cut benefits for welfare recipients who are suspected of illicit substance use if they do not go to mandated treatment programs.
Data on new diagnoses, prevention, AIDS-related deaths, engagement in HIV care, and other HIV and AIDS outcomes was released for 2022.
After more than a decade headquartered at 1035 Market Street, San Francisco AIDS Foundation will relocate its main office to a single-tenant building at 940 Howard Street in early 2024.
Proposal would eliminate the entire $220 million in CDC’s Ending the HIV Epidemic’s budget, reduce Ryan White Care Program by $238 million, and more.
SFAF thanks Governor Gavin Newsom and the State Legislature for expanding the California Harm Reduction Initiative (CHRI), and funding hepatitis C strategies that support the most vulnerable Californians.
San Francisco AIDS Foundation condemns recently-implemented city strategies prioritizing “War on Drugs” tactics over public health.
A coalition of 40+ San Francisco organizations demand funding for LGBTQ+ and HIV issues in the San Francisco city budget; Rally to be held at City Hall June 5.
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