#African American

New types of plans target cultural and ethnic communities with special offerings and native-language practitioners.

In 2018, Black and Latino patients with advanced cirrhosis had a higher risk of mortality compared with white people.

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a chance to get the word out that HIV is preventable.

They’re in DC to advocate for cancer research funding and to expand access to prostate screenings and multi-cancer early detection.

#2023USCHA was a Love Letter to Black Women—and a joyous family reunion for the HIV community. [VIDEOS]

#NAIRHHADAY is now an officially recognized HIV awareness day. Join a September 14 webinar to learn why this matters.

Ashon T. Crawley’s “Homegoing” honors Black queer church musicians lost to AIDS. [VIDEOS]

American Cancer Society stresses the need for early detection, screening and prevention strategies, especially for at-risk communities.

Over 130 HIV groups decry proposals to slash HIV funding in the U.S. and abroad. Join their DC press conference on Tuesday, September 5.

Cohen now faces challenges on a national scale as she’s charged with fixing the CDC after its pandemic missteps.

Researchers emphasize the need to diversify participants in Parkinson’s disease research.

The “5 Years, 5 Voices” series celebrates the fifth anniversary of Gilead Sciences’ COMPASS initiative to fund HIV efforts in the South.

The USPSTF’s latest recommendation could make long-acting PrEP (Apretude) more accessible—if a looming court case doesn’t interfere.

#SHAAD is Sunday, August 20. In 2021, the South comprised 38% of the U.S. population but 52% of new HIV diagnoses. Here’s why.

Cancer patients and providers share tips on discussing pain to inform symptoms and treatments, including for Black women with breast cancer.

Drug company is funding efforts to overturn ban on Medicare funding for weight loss medications.