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With #HIV treatment, people with HIV are living longer and healthier lives. On Nat. HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day, get the facts: https://t.co/TNknwt6sOi #HIVTreatmentWorks#NHAAD
Although HIV risk factors are similar for all adults, older adults may be less aware of the factors and the importance of testing to detect HIV in it’s earliest stages.
This is AMAZING ✨ @weillcornell announced a game-changing scholarship program that will eliminate medical school debt for all MD students who qualify for financial aid! Instead of loans, scholarships will cover the… https://t.co/SJsyjy9T2x
"It gets better for you too. It is never too late for you to marshal the courage to be truly and fully yourself."
During #PrideMonth, openly bisexual New York Times Columnist @CharlesMBlow writes on the importance of living your truth. https://t.co/JPNT84C0Di
You can learn more about the history of #HIV and AIDS in the United States in the updated https://t.co/mes9oK1IsJ Timeline of HIV and AIDS. Read more about the timeline and special commemorations for today: https://t.co/hgCKPgdgAz
#HIV diagnosis rates for transgender people are 3 times the national average. CDC recommends everyone between the ages of 18 and 64 get tested at least once as part of a healthy routine. Visit https://t.co/0vLn5U9yyL to find a testing location. #NTHTD
National Transgender HIV Testing Day is just one day of the year. #Providers: Encourage your #trans patients to make #HIV testing a regular part of their health routine. Find tips and resources: https://t.co/4h1nl9aZk1. #NTHTD#TransHIV#CDCTransHealth
National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day serves as a reminder that investing in young people’s health and education is a critical step to achieving an AIDS-free generation. Created in 2013 by partners to educate the public about the impact of HIV/AIDS on youth. #cdc#NYHAAD
#RyanWhite was diagnosed with AIDS at age 13. He and his mom advocated for his right to attend school and fought AIDS-related discrimination. In 1990, Congress passed the bill that bears his name. Today, we remember his legacy. https://t.co/GFqk8jo4ho @HRSAgov