Dr. Kre shares important facts about HIV and who benefits from using PrEP
Dr. Ankrehah Trimble Johnson, known as Dr. Kre, is a board-certified family medicine physician who is dedicated to answering questions about common medical conditions and
Dr. Ankrehah Trimble Johnson, known as Dr. Kre, is a board-certified family medicine physician who is dedicated to answering questions about common medical conditions and
Monica Gandhi, MD, MPH is a trusted professional informing the community about infectious diseases such as HIV and how it’s affecting other parts of the
Monica Gandhi, MD, MPH is a trusted professional informing the community about infectious diseases such as HIV and how it’s affecting other parts of the
Breannie Charles is a certified HIV pharmacist who works for Avita Pharmacy, specializing in HIV care, treatment, and prevention. Charles has been committed to helping patients living with HIV
Breannie Charles is a certified HIV pharmacist who works for Avita Pharmacy, specializing in HIV care, treatment, and prevention. Charles has been committed to helping patients
Morris Singletary’s HIV diagnosis didn’t stop him from educating others. Instead, he created PoZitive2PoSitive, a nonprofit that gets important messaging surrounding HIV to communities of
Pernessa C. Seele, who received her Doctor of Humane Letters in 2007, among many other honors, is the founder and CEO of The Balm in
Morris Singletary’s HIV diagnosis didn’t stop him from educating others. Instead, he created PoZitive2PoSitive, a nonprofit that gets important messaging surrounding HIV to communities of
Needle-sharing programs, also referred to as needle exchange or syringe services programs, are integral to public health efforts. These initiatives supply clean needles and syringes
Singletary spoke with rolling out about HIV/AIDS in the Black community and gave prevention tips
Dating is an exciting period of exploration and connection, yet it’s crucial to be mindful of potential health risks, such as the transmission of HIV,
Billy Porter has “survivor’s guilt” for leading a full life with HIV. The 53-year-old singer and actor was diagnosed with the disease in 2007 and
Despite being only 13 percent of the U.S. population, Blacks represent nearly half of the HIV diagnoses and deaths. Assistant Professor Maranda Ward, an advocate
There is an unfortunate and sinister relationship between HIV and drug usage in black and brown communities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report
In 1989, Dazon Dixon Diallo recognized a growing need in the African American community for health care services. As HIV decimated the lives of loved
An Oklahoma City man has been arrested and charged with deliberately spreading HIV to three women. Ernest Lacour was detained on Oct. 27 after a
HIV survivor Mechel Miller is grateful the country progressed markedly from 30 years ago when rampant misinformation, fear-mongering and ignorance prevailed, leading people to believe
Lamont Asazi and Leanne Rubenstein are a part of the nonprofit organization Compassionate Atlanta, as their goal is to build healthier, more connected, abundant and
NBA legend Magic Johnson is an avid social media user when it comes to talking about sports, but this time around he had to address
The Gilead Center hosted an HIV/AIDS awareness panel to provide information and promote sexual health within the Black community. On Aug. 17, actress, singer-songwriter and