MSM in New York City: Low awareness, perceived effectiveness of U=U, and intermittent PrEP
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Low PrEP awareness and use among cis women seeking STI services
Low PrEP awareness and use among cis women seeking STI services
Women are using PrEP at lower rates than men who have sex with men, and one reason may be because they're not aware that it exists and is an option.
HIV inflammation linked to complex motor skill impairment
HIV inflammation linked to complex motor skill impairment
New research shows that HIV-related inflammation may be to blame for at least a portion of this impairment among people living with HIV maintained in care and on suppressive antiretroviral therapy.
Allowing Insurers to Dictate Therapies Harms People Living with HIV
Allowing Insurers to Dictate Therapies Harms People Living with HIV
How do meth and other stimulants affect viral suppression?
How do meth and other stimulants affect viral suppression?
How do we define “undetectable” in HIV prevention?
How do we define “undetectable” in HIV prevention?
High rates of undiagnosed infection among Black trans women
High rates of undiagnosed infection among Black trans women
New research shows low rates of HIV diagnosis among Black trans women, but high rates of treatment among those who know their status.
PrEP home delivery study brings PrEP to young men of color
PrEP home delivery study brings PrEP to young men of color
PrEPTECH offered “telehealth” PrEP care—with clinical visits through a video-based app, home STI testing, and PrEP medication delivered to their doorstep.
For people having anal sex, PrEP 2-1-1 is effective at preventing HIV
For people having anal sex, PrEP 2-1-1 is effective at preventing HIV
Getting to Zero SF: Ending HIV must address racial inequity
Getting to Zero SF: Ending HIV must address racial inequity
Community members and public health experts discussed the need to create meaningful involvement and leadership from the Black community at a meeting in San Francisco.
Reducing meth use improves depression in people living with HIV
Reducing meth use improves depression in people living with HIV
Jeremy Prillwitz, MA, LAADC, explains the findings from a study of meth use and depression, and gives tips for people who want to manage, reduce or change their use.
Strut evaluation report: More diversity, improved outcomes, and more room to grow
Strut evaluation report: More diversity, improved outcomes, and more room to grow
A new evaluation shows expanding services and more services provided to priority communities. But, improvements can be made in some areas.
Life expectancies close to 80 years for young people starting HIV meds early
Life expectancies close to 80 years for young people starting HIV meds early
Potent HIV therapies that are well-tolerated have led to substantial improvements in life expectancies for people living with HIV.
Rapid HIV care for everyone testing positive for HIV
Rapid HIV care for everyone testing positive for HIV
Our new program ensures everyone diagnosed with HIV can start treatment immediately.
What it’s like to provide HIV care to people without housing
What it’s like to provide HIV care to people without housing
Erin Collins works with clients who struggle to meet their most basic needs find innovative ways to stay engaged in HIV care.