As COVID Devastated The Gulf South, The HIV/AIDS Crisis Was Put 'On The Back Burner'
When COVID-19 cases surged last March, New Orleans resident Andrea Joyner felt like she had a target on her back. As an HIV-positive transgender Black
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When COVID-19 cases surged last March, New Orleans resident Andrea Joyner felt like she had a target on her back. As an HIV-positive transgender Black
Data acquired from the Louisiana Department of Health and the Alabama Department of Public Health show that the average number of screenings for new HIV infections went down significantly between 2019 and 2020. Health experts worry that it will only make the region’s HIV/AIDS worse.
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