#Youth

The Cempa Talks initiative is based in Chattanooga, where more than 55 percent of people living with HIV are African American.

Founded by Advocates for Youth, the council aims to end HIV stigma and decriminalize HIV. [VIDEO]

Researchers modeled the differences between testing focused on baby boomers versus universal screening.

Many parents of adolescent girls have resisted the human papillomavirus vaccine for fear it will have negative behavioral consequences.

Researchers analyzed data on more than a quarter of a million teens and young adults attending federally qualified health centers.

Baby boomers still make up the largest bloc of those with the virus, but youths’ injection drug use is sending their infection rates upward.

Why aren’t the very young people whom Truvada as pre-exposure prophylaxis would help the most using this HIV prevention pill?

Courtesy of a new guidebook from HRC Foundation’s HIV & Health Equity Project

In the Black Community is “Legacy” something we know or think about? Or, is it something only reserved for the Caucasian community?

Only 23 percent of sexually active high school students have been tested for HIV.

67 percent of all HIV diagnoses in 2015 were among gay and bisexual men.

He conquered Broadway, YouTube and Oz. Now he’s helping “Positively Fearless” tackle HIV in the Black community.

Several modifiable factors besides poor blood sugar levels are linked to nerve damage in diabetic youth.

Legacee Kares provides young people on the streets in New York City with resources and services, including access to PrEP.

A new report from the American Cancer Society says people in their mid 20s are twice as likely as their parents to develop colon cancer.

From March 5 to 12, this year’s events focus on the impact of HIV on Black youth.