A CDC report estimates new #HIV infections in the U.S declined 12% in 2021 compared to 2017.
The goal of #EndHIVEpidemic is to reduce the number of new HIV infections in the United States by 90% by 2030.
New CDC report shows #HIV, #PrEP and treatment outcomes improve, though longstanding factors limit gains among Black people and Hispanic/Latino people.
Read more: https://t.co/IPBSYilLsN
Knowing your HIV status is the first step. Once you know your status, a provider can help you explore options to prevent or treat HIV.
Learn more about HIV self-tests: https://t.co/XG0DSiASgF
#StopHIVTogether
Affirmative action gutted.
Black, Ethnic, LGBTQ+ & Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies attacked.
The fall of Roe.
Banning books.
Banning ideologies coined by Black Feminists.
And y’all want Black academics to go on as business as usual?
Nah.
We encourage people to get tested & learn their HIV status. Knowing your status helps you choose options to stay healthy or linked to care and treatment. More than 1.1 million people in the U.S. are living with HIV, 1 in 7 are unaware.
#GetTested: https://t.co/yevdAePtGu
Today is National HIV Testing Day, a day to raise awareness about the importance of #HIV testing!
Join us as we work to #StopHIVTogether: https://t.co/kDxWfGGG13
#NHTD
Today is one of my favorite days when it comes to HIV prevention. June 27th is National HIV Testing Day. There are events all over the country where you can get free HIV testing. It is highly recommended to get tested at least once a year.
Providers: Most women who could benefit from #PrEP do not receive it.
Help your female patients consider PrEP as part of their comprehensive prevention plan.
Download CDC's “PrEP is for Women” brochure to share the power of PrEP. https://t.co/QBsB6bXS9r
Every day, this Department works to ensure that every American has access to health care – including gender-affirming care – regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Here's what @SecBecerra said about it to the House this week ⬇️
#pridemonth#HappyPride 🏳️🌈
You cannot prevent the transmission of diseases without educating the public about the disease.
Comprehensive sexual health education is important.
HIV education is important.
STI education is important.
You cannot ignore a disease away.
This is playing with fire, with individuals aged 15-24 accounting for the majority of new STIs and young ppl being a priority population for HIV Prevention. You can’t prevent what you don’t know about…
2015 - 30,000
2016 - 31,000
2017 - 31,930
2018 - 33,526
2019 - 42,000
2020 - 48,000
2021 - 49,440
These were my salaries working in state and local public health. The last 2 years were in management. People are leaving public health because of burnout and not making enough.
Sharing my stories with my people is one thing, sharing it with others?? 🥹🫠😂 BUT! We’re here now! And what better way to merge my personal story and passions than with Lupus Awareness Month?
#ATTN Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (#RWHAP) Part B recipients and #ADAPs: Does your program have a #SuccessionPlan for periods of transition due to staff turnover or department reorganizations?
NASTAD has developed a #toolkit to help ensure continuity! 👉 https://t.co/1Cbt7sctLr