To say there's been devastating news in public health these last few weeks would be an understatement. 40 years of research. 40 years of HIV care. 40 years of progress. Now, all under threat. In the United States, at least 145 grants supporting advancements in HIV care and
The funding cuts to USAID have had a catastrophic effect on a global scale. Millions of lives hang in the balance as the ripple effect threatens to unravel decades of hard work. For many small but vital community-based organizations led by experts who have dedicated their lives to this mission,
I had been struggling to settle on a theme for a blog I was invited to write for the Positive+1 newsletter, but I found inspiration when I received the following email from Bruce Richman, founder of the U=U movement, the other day: Thanks for your email! Like many
Navigating the storm of HIV funding cuts might feel like a daunting task, especially with the USAID and PEPFAR funding reductions hitting home. But even in turbulent times, the HIV community has proven resilient, continually finding innovative ways to thrive. As we face these challenges head-on, it's crucial
I will never forget watching that video for the first time. It was one of the most powerful things I've ever seen. Watch it here: 0:00 /1:46 1× "It’s impossible to measure just how many people’s lives were moved and lifted for the
Let’s face it—talking about HIV can be a bit like discussing the weather; everyone knows it’s important, but not everyone’s keen to dive into the details. Yet, with myths and misconceptions still lingering, it's time to break the stigma and get real about why
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When we talk about legacy, we often think of what we leave behind. But legacy isn’t just about the past—it’s about what we create right now. Every action we take, every conversation we start, and every barrier we break down contributes to the future of HIV advocacy.
HIV prevention just took a huge step forward: an annual injection has passed its first major safety trial, in a landmark moment that could transform the fight to end HIV. HIV prevention today There are three main ways to prevent HIV: 1. Condoms 2. PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) 3. HIV testing
I had been struggling to settle on a theme for a blog I was invited to write for the Positive+1 newsletter, but I found inspiration when I received the following email from Bruce Richman, founder of the U=U movement, the other day: Thanks for your email! Like many
Navigating the storm of HIV funding cuts might feel like a daunting task, especially with the USAID and PEPFAR funding reductions hitting home. But even in turbulent times, the HIV community has proven resilient, continually finding innovative ways to thrive. As we face these challenges head-on, it's crucial
I will never forget watching that video for the first time. It was one of the most powerful things I've ever seen. Watch it here: 0:00 /1:46 1× "It’s impossible to measure just how many people’s lives were moved and lifted for the
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Navigating the dating world can be a mix of excitement and nerves for anyone, but when you're dating with HIV, it can feel like there are a few extra hurdles along the way. But hey, who says you can't find love or friendship with a little
Let’s face it—talking about HIV can be a bit like discussing the weather; everyone knows it’s important, but not everyone’s keen to dive into the details. Yet, with myths and misconceptions still lingering, it's time to break the stigma and get real about why
Unpacking HIV isn’t just about understanding the science—it’s about reshaping our perceptions and creating a supportive community. As a healthcare professional, I’m here to break it down for you in a way that’s easy to understand and, dare I say, a bit uplifting. 😊 Ever wondered
HIV and pregnancy can sound like a daunting combination, but let's clear the air—having a healthy baby is absolutely possible for HIV-positive mothers with the right care. Thanks to antiretroviral therapy, we can significantly reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission, making healthy pregnancies with HIV a reality.
