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In recognition of World AIDS Day, the Department of Human Services will offer free HIV testing.

From central to downtown and up to UTEP, El Pasoans can find health resources, education, take a free HIV test, along with Drag Queen performances, an art show, candlelit vigil, and much more on World AIDS Day.

The US launched its first plan to eliminate hepatitis C in the US this year. Switzerland shows one way to do it.

Lower barriers to HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis may capture people who are missed through screening but could benefit from the prevention pill.

Would offering HIV self-tests on dating websites boost diagnosis and treatment?

22% dropped worldwide in hiv testing. there is nothing that says just because you are in one pandemic, another outbreak will happen because healthcare system that remain overwhelmed across the world potentially miss the next sars-cov-2 pandemic. >> always a pleasure. thank you so much for joining us this saturday night. all right. good evening, everyone. thanks for staying with us. welcome to the second hour of our premiere show. still, so much to get to. more than 700 protestors were expected...

22% dropped worldwide in hiv testing. there is nothing that says just because you are in one pandemic, another outbreak will happen because healthcare system that remain overwhelmed across the world potentially miss the next sars-cov-2 pandemic. >> always a pleasure. thank you so much for joining us this saturday night. our premiere show. still, so much to get to. more than 700 protestors were expected in d.c. to support those arrested for their roles in the january-6th insurrection. far fewer t...

Jun. 6—When Dale Briese thinks about the past four decades, several binaries come to mind. Life and death. Hope and despair. Medication and no treatment. Briese is a long-time HIV survivor, who lost some of his community to the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, an epidemic that has killed more than 30 million people globally. This year, Pride month falls on the 40th anniversary of when the ...

COVID-19 has impacted our world most recently, but 40 years ago it was a different health crisis: HIV. Today work still being done to fight the disease in Nashville.

That we do not have anything, we do have the resources to do that, but it requires the appropriate partnerships. all right. look, youre director of the africa centres for "diseases" control, not just covid. and youve got people like peter sands, executive director of the global fund, saying, "im worried about the knock—on impact of the covid pandemic in terms "of incremental malaria deaths that may well exceed "the direct impact of covid—19." youve got other diseases that youre having to man...