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COVID-19 shows why harm reduction programs must be treated as essential services
A new resource from AIDS United underscores how the COVID-19 pandemic reinforces the urgent need to support syringe services and
The racial disparities of COVID-19
People of color are being hospitalized and dying from COVID-19 at far higher rates than previously reported, new data from
How will Biden’s administration picks impact HIV policy?
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris announced Sunday their picks for key public health roles. These nominations and
Still waiting on a spending deal
We have been anxiously anticipating Dec. 11 to see what the final fiscal year 2021 Congressional spending package looks like,
Messages of hope on World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day is a day to remember those we have lost to HIV and to recommit to doing all
AIDS United CEO delighted by Biden’s commitment to reinstate Office of National AIDS Policy at White House
WASHINGTON — Jesse Milan Jr., president and CEO of AIDS United, released the following statement after President-elect Joe Biden announced
Adapting harm reduction strategies to navigate winter and COVID-19
This winter is likely going to be a long and dark one for many of us, particularly those of us
World AIDS Day: COVID-19 and the precedent of HIV
I have grown tired of hearing people describe 2020 as “unprecedented.” On the one hand, the phrase is overused. On
This National Native American Heritage Month, we must invest in the health of Native communities
The month of November is dedicated to the celebration of Native American Heritage Month. During this time, we reflect on
How the Biden administration can ensure transgender equality
As we celebrate Transgender Awareness Week and reflect on those we have lost on Transgender Day of Remembrance, we are