HIV prevention continues to be drawn among racial lines. According to a recently released study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Blacks are
Larry Scott-Walker is the executive director and co-founder of Transforming HIV Resentments into Victories Everlasting Support Services Inc. Shortly after coming to grips with his
Nicole Roebuck-Warner is the executive director of AID Atlanta one of the largest AIDS service organization in the Southeast region. For almost 19 years Warner
Morehouse Healthcare in Atlanta is a multi-specialty medical practice and one of Georgia’s premier primary care facilities. Founded in 1985, it began as Morehouse Medical
As a research coordinator and community health educator at Emory Ponce Clinical Research Site in Atlanta, Edwin Blount-Worthington always makes it his priority to bring
December 1 is World AIDS Day, a day created to promote unity in the fight against HIV and AIDS, give support to those living with
Almost two years after rolling out first told readers about a deadly disease spread by an insect, public health officials are declaring that the problem
The story of the battle against HIV and STDs is a complex one that includes dynamics of race, economics, and behavior whose progress seems to change
Zina Age was worried back in 2003 because her 12-year-old godchild was back in the doctor’s office sick again. He had been a sickly child
Like many Black millennials, Nicole Buffong is intelligent and driven. But her life within the past 12 months was turned upside down when she developed
Today is World AIDS Day and a time to become educated and aware of the prevalence of the disease. The non-profit AIDSVu posted these interesting
New York City has been on the vanguard of HIV prevention and education for the past several decades. In 2015, the number of new HIV
For more than 40 years, HIV/AIDS has been an epidemic not only in America but throughout the world. But now the Centers for Disease Control
Tony Gillespie is now the VP of Public Policy and Engagement at the Indiana Minority Health Coalition (IMHC) and his area of responsibility is “working
[jwplatform FVURO8iY] During a matter-of-fact conversation, rapper Lil Webbie tells rolling out report Jeffery Lewis about an alleged confession from a girl he once dated.
A Toledo, Ohio man was in court this week facing charges that he committed murder, not with a weapon, but with the deadly virus HIV/AIDS.
In 2013, a college wrestler named Michael Johnson became what has been called by some the scapegoat of HIV infection. Johnson was a student at
An executive order was issued by President Trump that is strangely not being covered by major media outlets and its impact could be worrisome. On
Francesca Schuman talks about HIV prevention, Black transgender prostitutes and sex. [jwplatform LxOHSFN7]
Sherry Hennigan’s biggest fear: living in hell with the HIV virus. In 1989, HIV was considered a death sentence. Doctors believed HIV patients would die from AIDS.
