#NAIRHHA Day is now officially recognized by the federal government.

PrEP plus HIV screening every three months would lead to fewer new cases, longer life expectancy and lower HIV-associated costs.

Under a new federal policy, Medicare will cover PrEP pills and injections for people age 65 and older.

“This year, nearly 250,000 Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer,” begins the White House proclamation by President Biden.

Laura J. Esserman, MD, of the University of California, San Francisco, explains how to improve breast cancer screening practices.

AssessYourRisk, developed by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, uses a simple quiz to assess a users’ risk of breast or ovarian cancer.

Celebrating healthy, pleasurable and responsible sexual relationships—including PrEP to prevent HIV—is for “every BODY.”

About 94% of white people who could benefit from PrEP have been prescribed it, but only 13% of Black and 24% of Latino people have been.

#NLAAD celebrates 20 years of Latino AIDS education on Sunday, October 15. This year’s theme focuses on various ways to prevent HIV.

Black women face obstacles like lack of awareness about who would benefit from PrEP and medical professionals wary about prescribing it.