December 14, 2007
After more than 25 years and 25 million deaths, the world has yet to realize that HIV isn't just a man's problem. Although it has escaped the notice of most media -- and even many in the health care and health policy fields -- HIV has quietly become the leading cause of death for African-American women between the ages of 25 and 34. Read More
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Read the moving stories of Teniecka Hannah, Alora Gale, Nina Martinez, Jane Fowler and others. They've given a gift to the world by sharing their lives with us. Read More
We've interviewed some of the top HIV specialists about women and HIV.
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HIV and Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV
This easy-to-read guide from TheBody.com provides the basics of living with HIV for women. Click here to browse this booklet.
Clinics and HIV organizations, order your free booklets here.
