If you haven't subscribed yet, you can do that by clicking here. Once a day, Tim Lagman takes a pill that reduces his risk of contracting HIV ... But many advocates, like Tremblay are pushing ...

The long-acting injectable drug for PrEP, cabotegravir, sold under the brand name Apretude, was approved by Health Canada in 2024 to reduce the risk of sexually acquired HIV. The antiretroviral ...

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Most at risk for HIV ... it does not have a comeback,” he said. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is “following the Administration’s guidance and taking a careful look ...

“I remember a billboard, it was of all people: old, young, black, white, Hispanic, Asian. All it said was: ‘This is What HIV looks like.’ That’s what I want for our community.” “Anyone with lungs can ...

more akin to what we've seen with like USAID,” Johnson said. While the organizations do not yet have a clear idea on what the changes will be, they have concerns about the CDC’s HIV prevention ...

The executive order says that the government spends too much money on “programs, contracts, and grants that do not promote ... for a project that looks at disparities in HIV.

All it said was: ‘This is What HIV looks like.' That's what I want for our community." "Anyone with lungs can have lung cancer," concludes Aurora. "It's time to remove the blame." Philip Morris ...

But that all changed in 2015 when the Two and a Half Men alum shared publicly that he is HIV ... m like, 'It's so crazy people see them differently than I do.'" Keep reading for a closer look ...

For the majority of people with the virus in the U.S., dying with HIV has turned into living a long life with HIV.