HIV Aids
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Even in Wealthy, Progressive Seattle, HIV Care and Prevention Disparities Persist
In light of the federal government plan announced in February 2019 to end the HIV epidemic in the U.S., TheBody…
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Fighting Philadelphia’s HIV Epidemic Also Means Fighting Its Poverty Problem
In light of the federal government plan announced in February 2019 to end the HIV epidemic in the U.S., TheBody…
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Report: U.S. Must Act Fast to Reach HIV/AIDS Goals
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) last week released a report finding a plateau in efforts to stop…
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The Government’s Free PrEP Isn’t (Necessarily) Free
Uninsured Americans can now access free pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication through the federal government, albeit with qualifications and some possible…
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How New York City Has Nearly Ended Its HIV Epidemic
From UNAIDS on down, “90-90-90” has been the big numerical buzzword in HIV policy circles the past few years. It’s…
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How to Make an American Memorial
For those who don’t remember life in the early 1990s, here are some recollections. Murphy Brown was a hit TV…
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HIV Web Series ‘Merce’ Season 2
I don’t have children. I don’t have a pet. I do, however, have a baby. My web series, Merce, a…
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Taking the Long View on Health: Tracking the Impact of Aging in Rural South Africa
Population aging is a growing challenge worldwide, and Africa is no exception. The World Health Organization estimates that the continent…
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Camryn Garrett’s YA Novel ‘Full Disclosure’ Gives Gen Z the Black HIV-Positive Heroine They’ve Been Waiting For
Camryn Garrett’s debut novel Full Disclosure is something we’ve never really seen. Yes, on the outside its 17-year-old heroine Simone…
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Red Hot Projects in the Streaming Era
Red Hot considered closing shop after Riot. Co-founder John Carlin was going to focus on digital design company Funny Garbage…
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