To tackle Baton Rouge's HIV epidemic, state hires 'boots on the ground' from communities hardest hit 

The Advocate | December 24, 2019

SF pledges housing assistance for renters with HIV/AIDS 

Curbed SF | December 23, 2019

New HIV Cases Reach 30-Year Low In Chicago, But Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases On The ... 

CBS Chicago | December 23, 2019

DHEC, CDC announce HIV initiative 

The Times and Democrat December 22, 2019

Congress agrees to boost in funds for Trump's HIV plan — and then some 

Washington Blade | December 17, 2019

Cleveland's backtracking on why it lost HIV grants is an object lesson on coming clean in the first ... 

cleveland.com | December 13, 2019

This new initiative encourages churches to be engaged in the HIV and AIDS crisis in metro-Atlanta 

MDJOnline.com | December 10, 2019

Facebook pressed to drop ads claiming PrEP is unsafe

Washington Blade | December 10, 2019

World AIDS Day: Miami Leads Nation In New HIV And AIDS Cases 

CBS Miami | December 2, 2019

New York City hits HIV/AIDS target two years ahead of schedule 

CNN International | December 2, 2019

Woman sues Philadelphia pharmacy for outing her as transgender, HIV-positive 

witf.org | November 26, 2019

With increased HIV testing, Baton Rouge sees significant drop in new AIDS diagnosis rates

The Advocate | November 25, 2019

The AIDS Memorial Quilt Is Heading Home to San Francisco 

Smithsonian | November 22, 2019

New HIV infections plummet as NYC eyes end to epidemic 

New York Post | November 22, 2019

Diana Ross 'Coming Out' To Dallas For Free World Aids Day Concert 

CBS Pittsburgh | November 21, 2019

Pedro Zamora's Real World Costars Remember AIDS Activist 25 Years After His Death 

PEOPLE.com | November 12, 2019

Kansas man claims he was fired from restaurant for being HIV positive 

WHP Harrisburg | November 11, 2019

Medicare Resource Spotlight

New tools from the ACE TA Center

HIV and AIDS are manageable with support 

The Hill | November 6, 2019

Medicaid expansion reduced preventable hospitalizations

Modern Healthcare | November 4, 2019

HHS Office for Civil Rights Secures Corrective Action and Ensures Florida Orthopedic Practice

HHS.gov | October 30, 2019

OCR takes action against orthopedic practice that canceled surgery because of patient's HIV status 

FierceHealthcare | October 30, 2019

Lyft is providing rides for eligible Medicaid patients in six states, increasing access to care for potentially nine million

State of Reform | October 24, 2019

National AIDS Memorial Awards $50000 in Scholarships to Young Leaders Committed to Helping End the HIV/AIDS Epidemic

GlobeNewswire | October 24, 2019

Ongoing crisis in Atlanta program keeps those with AIDS/HIV homeless 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | October 17, 2019

Atlanta City Council to honor woman set to eradicate HIV/AIDS in women 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | October 17, 2019

On AIDS, a dark cloud in a brightening sky: Latinx infections are rising 

New York Daily News | October 15, 2019

Elton John says Ryan White's funeral was 'the catalyst' for him to get sober after cocaine 'opened ... 

Fox News | October 15, 2019

Federal agency investigating Atlanta's AIDS and HIV housing program 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | September 24, 2019

Leaked memo shows depth of dysfunction in Atlanta's AIDS housing crisis 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | September 19, 2019

Rick Scott's shame: Turning away millions in federal money to fight HIV | Editorial 

Orlando Sentinel | September 13, 2019

Meth Isn't Only a Rural Problem. Neither Are Solutions. Upwards of 1 in 4 urban gay men use meth to escape. Too many become enslaved

Psychology Today | September 13, 2019

ViiV tells stories of black gay men on stage to address HIV disparities 

MM&M | September 5, 2019

DC AIDS report shows slight decrease in new HIV cases 

Washington Blade | August 30, 2019

AIDS housing nonprofit drops suit against Atlanta over unpaid funds 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | August 28, 2019

AIDS group official resigns over group's acceptance of drug company funds 

Washington Blade | August 27, 2019

Gilead COMPASS Initiative to accept proposals from organizations to end HIV in the South 

Emory News Center | August 27, 2019

The Health 202: Fewer Americans are abusing opioids. But the improvements vary dramatically by state.

Washington Post | August 21, 2019

Here in the South, HIV/AIDS Is Killing in the Shadows Like It's 1989. We Have to Break the Stigma ... 

Newsweek | August 20, 2019

Disability Advocates Decry ‘Public Charge’ Rule Limiting Aid For Immigrants

DisabilityScoop | August 20, 2019

HIV/AIDS a 'crisis' in South. These Bay area counties have some of the highest rates in the nation 

WTSP.com | August 19, 2019

BioSpace | August 16, 2019

HIV/AIDS a "crisis” in the South, national coalition says 

Orlando Sentinel | August 15, 2019

How Carolyn McAllaster transformed legal aid for people with HIV 

Duke Chronicle | August 13, 2019

Ryan White's legacy to be honored with state historical marker in Hamilton County 

Indianapolis Star | August 6, 2019

Emergency Funding Approved To Avert Atlanta's HIV Housing Crisis 

Georgia Public Broadcasting | August 6, 2019

Discriminating against HIV-positive military members is unproductive for our military 

Washington Post | August 5, 2019

Pastor Charged with Stealing Over $600000 from AIDS Charity 

Out Magazine | August 3, 2019

Evictions almost certain for dozens of AIDS/HIV patients in city feud 

Atlanta Journal Constitution | July 11, 2019

How a Dying Ryan White United Washington on the AIDS Crisis 

Daily Beast | June 29, 2019

AIDSVu Releases New Data for National HIV Testing Day 2019

AIDSVu | June 2019

Atlanta feud with nonprofit may cost 250 AIDS/HIV patients their homes

AJC | June 26, 2019

1st AIDS Ward '5B' Fought To Give Patients Compassionate Care, Dignified Deaths 

NPR | June 26, 2019

“HIV/AIDS in the U.S. Deep South: Trends from 2008-2016” 

SASI | June 2019

Living With HIV for 35 Years—and Just Getting Started

Nicole Roebuck-Warner provides support and care for the HIV/AIDS community

Rolling Out | June 22, 2019

Cleve Jones reflects on life in San Francisco during the 1980s AIDS crisis

KTVU San Francisco | June 21, 2019

HIV Prevention Campaign Targets Houston's Black and Latino Communities

outsmartmagazine.com | June 14, 2019

Human Rights Campaign | June 11, 2019

Massive spike in HIV funding comes to Georgia. One man says getting care here is already a problem

11Alive.com WXIA | June 11, 2019

HIV/AIDS Will Be Cured by Medicine — and Activism

Out Magazine | June 10, 2019

Trump's bid to wipe out AIDS will take more than a pill

Politico | June 8, 2019

Massachusetts puts transparency demands on PBMs as drug spend jumps 41%

Fierce Healthcare | June 7, 2019

The intersection of opioids and HIV

Politico | June 6, 2019

Trump administration imposes new restrictions on fetal tissue research

Washington Post | June 5, 2019

Barbershop Ordered to Pay $80,000 For Denying HIV Positive Man

Out Magazine | June 5, 2019

20 years of fighting HIV/AIDS in Black America

Washington Blade | May 30, 2019

Medicare Part D “Protected Classes” Receive Reprieve from Proposed Changes that Would Have Created Barriers for People Living with HIV from Accessing Life-Sustaining Medications

AAHIVM | May 20, 2019

For Women with HIV, daily life can impede fight against virus

UPI.com | May 18, 2019

HRC Honors National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV & AIDS Awareness Day 2019

Human Rights Campaign | May 17, 2019

Governor Stitt vetoes bill meant to update HIV/AIDS education curriculum

KOKI FOX 23 | May 17, 2019

Black Women’s HIV Rate Is 15 Times Higher Than White Women’s

POZ | May 13, 2019

Some groups providing HIV/AIDS services in Baton Rouge may see funds cut in grant dispute

The Advocate | May 4, 2019

HIV Stigma Has Held Steady in San Francisco, Says Survey

POZ | May 3, 2019

New Documentary '5B' Chronicles History of San Francisco HIV/AIDS Ward

Out Magazine | April 30, 2019

Sexually transmitted infections on the rise in rural America: A research roundup

Journalist's Resource | April 27, 2019

HRC honors Atlanta HIV/AIDS activist Daniel Driffin

Project Q | April 26, 2019

New York City Faces Challenge to HIV/AIDS Progress With Proposed $59 Million in Cuts From ...

TheBody.com | April 24, 2019

Transgender ICE detainee died of AIDS complications, autopsy shows

NBCNews.com | April 17, 2019

Arizona lawmakers move to repeal HIV/AIDS instruction law

Washington Post | April 10, 2019

VITAS® Healthcare's 40th Anniversary Video Chronicles The Role Of Hospice During The HIV ...

BioSpace | April 8, 2019

Homelessness A Major Challenge In Eliminating New HIV Infections In San Francisco

KCBS | April 6, 2019

Atlanta a 'hot spot' for HIV/AIDS

Atlanta Business Chronicle | April 5, 2019

Amid HIV concerns, Georgia legalizes needle exchanges

ABC News | April 4, 2019

Housing Vulnerable Populations in Tight Housing Markets: Issue Brief

Target HIV | March 2019

LGBT group sues Arizona over law barring HIV, AIDS instruction in schools

The Hill | March 30, 2019

Beyonce gets emotional at GLAAD Awards, honors gay uncle who died of HIV

USA TODAY | March 29, 2019

In New Offensive Against HIV, Metro Atlanta Is a Battleground

Medscape | March 2019

KFF Health Tracking Poll – March 2019: Public Opinion on the Domestic HIV Epidemic, Affordable ...

Kaiser Family Foundation | March 26, 2019

Breaking: Project Inform expected to close

Bay Area Reporter | March 15, 2019

Trump restaffs AIDS council 15 months after firing all members

Bills to fight HIV move forward in Georgia Legislature

Online Athens | March 12, 2019

Trump's budget adds domestic HIV funding while slashing global outlays

NBCNews.com | March 12, 2019

Community Access National Network's 340B Commission Releases Final Report

PR Newswire | March 5, 2019

Has America's Fight Against HIV Stalled?

HealthDay | February 27, 2019

NASTAD is pleased to announce the release of the 2019 National HIV Prevention Inventory (NHPI) Survey Report

NASTAD | February 20, 2019

This Life with Gracie: Why Atlanta is still struggling with rising new HIV diagnoses

Atlanta Journal Constitution | February 19, 2019

Federal judge temporarily blocks military from discharging HIV-positive airmen

The Hill | February 16, 2019

Services Improve for People Living With HIV/AIDS in CNY, Though Stigma and Struggles Remain

WAER | February 15, 2019

Missouri lawmakers look to update criminal code concerning HIV

Jefferson City News Tribune | February 5, 2019

Fulton approves $670000 to fight HIV, boost PrEP efforts

Project Q | February 1, 2019

Gov. Pritzker visits Rockford to sign executive order to restore HIV medicine funding

The State Journal-Register | February 1, 2019

Quick Take: The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

O’Neill Institute | January 2019

Orange County gets $10 million federal grant to enhance HIV/AIDS care

Orlando Weekly | January 28, 2019

Trump Fired White House AIDS Council; Now He's Bringing it Back

Bloomberg Law | January 24, 2019

Fulton criticized for handling of HIV care, testing at county jail

Project Q | January 14, 2019

Lack of meds for HIV-positive Fulton inmates 'extremely alarming'

Project Q | January 4, 2019

State found to lag in use of drug to avert HIV

Arkansas Online | December 23, 2018

Five Atlanta HIV groups get big bucks to fight epidemic

Project Q | December 19, 2018

Michigan's updating health code to reflect HIV/AIDS treatment advances

Detroit Free Press | December 19, 2018

Republicans should take the lead on HIV/AIDS

Trump's HHS secretary recognizes gays in HIV/AIDS speech

Los Angeles Blade | December 12, 2018

State and Territorial Health Leaders Commend Selection of John Wiesman as Co-Chair of ...

PRNewswire | December 12, 2018

Policy Lead from Partnership of the Nation’s Leading HIV, STD, and Hepatitis Organizations Appointed Co-Chair of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA)

AIDS United | December 11, 2018

NIH to fund HIV care and prevention research in vulnerable southern U.S. communities

NIH | December 11, 2018

Black people in Atlanta especially hard hit as HIV/AIDS epidemic continues

TheGrio | December 10, 2018

HIV may not discriminate, but structural inequalities do

Baltimore Sun | December 7, 2018