Page 7 - Hiv Testing News Today

AIDS Foundation Houston announced Monday it is changing its name to Allies in Hope, and undergoing a revolutionary expansion to make HIV history.

The goal of World AIDS Vaccine Day is to celebrate the contributions of people from varied sections of society

Updated federal health guidelines allow gay and bisexual men in monogamous relationships to donate blood in the U.S. without abstaining from sex.

2nd Street Second Chances will host the Berkshire Harm Reduction Mobile Unit on Friday, April 28. The free program provides HIV, STI and hepatitis testing, education, referrals, and more.

Three quarters of US adults have never tested for HIV. Why are we still behind the 8 ball?

Health officials in Tennessee say they will reject federal funding for groups that provide services to residents living with HIV.

Lawmakers in Richmond are discussing a proposed bill that was created after a News 3 Investigation uncovered concerns from rape survivors.

Cases of late HIV might be averted if multi-prong strategies are implemented, including redefining the category for better monitoring.

An epidemiologist and advocates say state and local officials in West Virginia, home to one of the worst HIV outbreaks in recent years, have taken measures that render syringe exchange less accessible.

HIV testing and treatment dropped early in the pandemic but then rebounded, the CDC reports, but race and ethnicity data gaps remain.