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HIV Self-Care and COVID-19: Lessons for the Future of the HIV Response
COVID-19 has shown that patients are more than capable of taking a bigger role in their health care. How does that translate to HIV care?
At NYC’s Oldest HIV Residence, Both Fury and Excitement Over Rebuild Plans
Some longtime dwellers of Bailey-Holt House, open since 1986, oppose being displaced, even though they’re invited back.
Prevention Experts, Community, Sound Alarm on LA’s Meth Crisis
COVID-19 may be fueling an increase in meth use, not reducing it.
Why Is Moderna Excluding People With HIV From Their COVID-19 Vaccine Trial?
“There is no clinical justification for excluding people with HIV from COVID-19 vaccine trials,” reads a letter from HIV advocates to federal health officials.
Artist Devin N. Morris Explores COVID and Isolation Through His Art
Today there are many Black queer artists creating in isolation, consciously (or not) documenting their progression through this pandemic where previous generations couldn’t.
Descovy: Everything You Need to Know
Info you need about Descovy as part of HIV treatment regimens and HIV prevention (PrEP).
In the Age of COVID-19, QPOC DJs Keep the Beat Coming, Despite Lack of Payment
Pandemics impact subcultures in ways that necessitate immediate and structureless change. Brooklyn’s nightlife is no exception, and artists of color have to adjust like everyone else.
Joe Biden Is Our Strongest Option to End the HIV Epidemic
As a former staffer for Rep. Barbara Lee, I’ve seen his commitment to our issues up close.
After 30 Years, This HIV and Harm Reduction Activist Got COVID-19 and Decided to Retire. Here’s His Story.
From working in prisons to executive leadership at Housing Works, Ken Robinson has trailblazed a path in service provision and activism.
Alabama HIV Activist Talks About His New ‘Fictionalized Memoir’
Tony Christon-Walker’s Walking in Truth: Fatherhood is Part One of a trilogy he’s planning about his life as an openly HIV-positive Black gay man in the Deep South.