News Archive - San Francisco AIDS Foundation

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.

What a “popular” app filter reveals about gay dating (hint: it isn’t pretty)

If you’re Black and on Grindr… you probably know right away where this is going.

What to know about important insurance changes in 2026

Must-know info for people living with HIV, people on PrEP and/or people who are immigrants about changes in insurance coverage and programs that can offer assistance.

World AIDS Day 2025

Thank you, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi

SFAF extends our heartfelt thanks to Speaker Emerita Pelosi for her focus and commitment to the HIV community.

Do you ask about Instagram mutuals when dating?

I do. Here’s where it gets me–and how I move on from jealousy and insecurity.

Magnet serves 10,000 PrEP clients

Current and former clinic leaders, including Magnet founder Steve Gibson, reflect on this goal and how far HIV prevention has come over the last decade.

Changes to Medi-Cal coming for undocumented adults

If you are undocumented, need health insurance, and may qualify for Medi-Cal – now is the time to apply for coverage. Enroll in Medi-Cal by December 30, 2025!

Millions in lost research funding threaten HIV advances

The massive loss of federal funds for HIV research, and cuts to research mentioning “diversity” or transgender people will cripple our ability to end the HIV epidemic. Dr. Monica Gandhi weighs in.

2025 HIV Policy Wins! (And one loss)

Here’s what got signed into California law, what got vetoed, and the effects we will see from these new laws.

San Francisco’s latest HIV data report—what did we learn?

An in-depth explanation from SFAF’s director of Research & Evaluation

Cycle to Zero builds on AIDS/LifeCycle legacy

Cycle to Zero is SFAF's new 3-day cycling event being held May 29 - 31, 2026. Registration is open!

We’re Still Here: A Call for Funding for San Franciscans Aging with HIV

SFAF and ALRP are calling on our city to make a $300,000 investment in programs supporting older adults living with HIV.

Advocates Call for $300,000 in City Funding to Support San Franciscans Aging with HIV

On National HIV & Aging Awareness Day (September 18), a coalition of HIV groups are calling on San Francisco to correct a longtime inequity in its aging services funding.

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