California is at a pivotal moment in the HIV, hepatitis C (HCV), and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) epidemics. With highly effective treatments and proven prevention tools available, California has an opportunity to lead the nation and end the interconnected epidemics of HIV, hepatitis C (HCV), and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Together with organizations across the state, we are calling on California leaders to establish a statewide Ending the Epidemics plan to make serious investments in public health and lead the nation in ending the HIV, HCV, and STD epidemics.
We need a statewide plan to end the HIV, hep C and STI epidemics. We need your support to reach elected officials.
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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
Yesterday, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) released 2018 data showing that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in the state continue to climb and are at the highest levels in 30 years.
Activists Luisa Rivera and Harry Breaux share how they got involved in HIV activism, and how they are sparking change by sharing their stories.
In late June, Governor Newsom signed his first state budget after months of negotiation with the legislature. Here’s how our budget agenda fared and what it means about California’s progress on ending the epidemics.
