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As Trump administration considers shuttering CDC HIV prevention division, local providers brace for changes
If the Trump administration follows through on plans to eliminate the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's HIV ...
Verywell Health6h
HIV vs. AIDS: How They Differ and Why Early Treatment Matters
People with AIDS also have HIV, as HIV is the first stage of AIDS. Learn about the differences, how the conditions overlap, ...
News2412h
A jab that could protect against HIV for a year at a time
A single shot of a new formulation of the antiretroviral drug lenacapavir could potentially provide protection against HIV ...
The truth about ‘condoms for Gaza’: DOGE canceled $33 million USAID contract treating 350,000 HIV patients
In an exclusive interview, Trish Karlin of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation discusses the impact of $32.7m ...
Federal funding cuts threaten Colorado’s plan to reduce HIV infections
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment projected that new HIV diagnoses will total 482 in 2024 — virtually ...
There are daily pills to prevent HIV — but injectable options could change what prevention looks like
Quebec is the first province to publicly cover costs of long-acting injectable HIV prevention medication Apretude. Experts say it's a much-needed, long-awaited tool — and they're pushing to make it ...
The Citizen21h
Cure trial shows promising results to suppress HIV without lifelong medication
The study aimed to reduce traces of HIV in the body and help the immune system fight the virus without chronic medication.
New Vision on MSN22h
Food insecurity fuels HIV among urban women — Study
Although Uganda has largely moved on from the COVID-19 pandemic, many urban poor women continue to struggle with food insecurity and joblessness. ;The pandemic and the subsequent lockdown wiped out ...
Wait, So Measles Is Back?
The measles outbreak has taken the country by storm. But there's been a lot of misconceptions spread lately. Experts explain.