Different Viruses, Same Results: Why Black Americans Are More Likely To Die From Both HIV & COVID-19
4:20 Sarah Boden: With COVID, it's sort of straightforward, having a safe and stable place to live allows a person to isolate from others who might be infected with this respiratory virus. With HIV, the patterns of transmission are very different because the virus is spread through certain bodily fluids like blood or semen. So how does housing insecurity increase someone's chances of contracting HIV? Aishah Scott: Thank you so much for this question because it's multilayered. One that people who have housing, one, will have more connections to care. Right? They are going to be able to go to a...