News Archive - San Francisco AIDS Foundation

What to know about Bixlenvo, the new single-table HIV treatment option

An update from the SFAF Pharmacy about a new treatment that may benefit people living with HIV on complex regimens.

A young Latino man sits in a doctor's office as a doctor sits in front of him, holding a paper chart.

Tips to keep your Medi-Cal coverage // Mantenga su cobertura de Medi-Cal

Need-to-know info for immigrants in California // Información para inmigrantes en California.

There’s a Juneteenth lesson for ending the HIV epidemic

"Freedom did not arrive late everywhere at once. It arrived last where the people held were furthest from power."

Alexander Skarsgård is infuriating in Pillion–and that’s exactly the point

What does the dominant top's character reveal about power & entitlement in this dark comedy exploring BDSM in queer relationships?

New research: High prevention efficacy and “breakthrough infections” on lenacapavir for PrEP

Research presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2026, plus info from our medical director on "what this means for you."

Heated Rivalry Is Everywhere. Should Straight People Watch It?

To some extent, it’s cute that straight people think they finally have a pop culture crib sheet for gay sex, but let’s be honest—Heated Rivalry is about to become the first and last stamp in their gay sex passport.

Why won’t AI give safer use tips for GHB?

Instead, hear need-to-know tips straight from a drug & alcohol counselor, with non-stigmatizing language and with no fear-based messaging.

New research: Out of thousands, only 42 people started long-acting injectable PrEP

Far fewer people than expected began taking injectable PrEP in the first few years since its approval. A recent article in JAIDS explores--what's going on?

What’s a “pleasure dom” or “soft dom”? [NSFW]

And will I like the energy they bring?

As 2026 Gets Underway, What’s in the Pipeline for HIV Prevention and Treatment?

From once-yearly injectable PrEP to new HIV meds requiring less frequent dosing, Liz Highleyman summarizes in-progress HIV and PrEP research.

Lost health insurance? Here are resources to know about

There are resources in San Francisco and beyond that can help–whether you’re looking for PrEP coverage, HIV treatment, basic medical care, trans care, or other types of care.

Trans activists speak out: What’s next for the trans community?

Prominent trans activists share their candid reflections on the current state of trans rights, the scramble for access to life-saving healthcare, and how they're finding hope despite mounting political threats.

Lo que hay que saber sobre los cambios importantes en los seguros en 2026

Información imprescindible para personas que viven con VIH, personas que toman PrEP y/o personas inmigrantes sobre los cambios en la cobertura de seguros y programas que pueden ofrecer asistencia.

Bictegravir/lenacapavir single-tablet once-daily regimen shows promise for HIV treatment

In a phase 3 study, people living with HIV were able to successfully switch from complex regimens to a once-daily tablet.

How young is too young to plan your estate when you’re Queer?

With LGBTQ rights under threat, it’s never too early to make legal arrangements–especially if your family may disagree with your wishes.

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