#HIV testing

10,000 Free In-Home HIV Tests Provided to Meet Growing Need

A Duke University pilot program trains hairstylists in the South to teach clients about HIV and the use of PrEP for prevention.

Meet HRC’s new class of students at historically Black colleges and universities trained on HIV prevention, education, stigma and more.

Despite progress in some areas, more work is needed to improve health and quality of life.

Amida Care provides gender-affirming care, PrEP, hepatitis C treatment and more.

Emergency rooms can provide vital access to HIV services. Just ask the Swedish Ballard Emergency Department in King County, Washington.

By the end of the year, Walmart will have more than 80 such “specialty pharmacies of the community” in the United States—half in Florida...

Trackers collect browsing and purchase-related data on websites of 12 of the biggest U.S. drugstores.

The theme of this year’s #HIVTestingDay, marked Tuesday, June 27, is “Take the Test & Take the Next Steps.”

The CDC recommends that everyone 13 to 64 get tested for HIV at least once. Why stop at 64? SAGE wants the upper limit removed.

The 38th annual AIDS Walk New York supports GMHC and other HIV and AIDS groups. Plus: Don’t miss the Latex Ball!

The COVID pandemic, workforce shortages, red tape and discrimination have slowed HIV response efforts.

Transgender people make up about 2% of new HIV cases. Here’s why that’s a disproportionate rate and why trans folk are more vulnerable.

The number of people with HIV in prisons has declined for 23 straight years, found a DOJ report that also looked at HIV testing in prisons.

The CDC’s Together TakeMeHome program aims to deliver 1 million free HIV self-tests through a new website—and the Grindr app.

“We hope this campaign will get the word out to Black residents” and encourage them to #NOLAYourStatus and stop HIV stigma.

Watch HIV experts explain this year’s World AIDS Day theme, “Putting Ourselves to the Test: Achieving Equity to End HIV.”