HIV/AIDS Archives

05.23.2018 a close-up of people connected

Sex and the City’s Network

A study of young Black MSM in Chicago examined the association between Facebook networks and awareness of PrEP, a medication which can substantially reduce the risk of acquiring HIV.

Guest Author Aditya S. Khanna

04.24.2018 a graph with orange and blue lines

Making Strides Towards Zero

San Francisco has made steady progress towards fulfilling its goals of achieving zero HIV deaths, zero new infections, and zero stigma by 2020.

Fellow Sampada Nandyala

03.07.2018 Shari Rudavsky

Shari Rudavsky

PHP sat down with Shari Rudavsky, health and medicine reporter for the Indianapolis Star, where she has reported on Indiana’s important public health issues, including the recent HIV outbreak and the opioid crisis.

Guest Author Jacqueline Rocheleau

12.01.2017 Graph of reaching ART 90% coverage by 2020 under two assumptions about future HIV transmission

The End of AIDS is in the Details

The United Nations’ Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has a goal to eradicate AIDS by 2030. One of the most difficult facets of reaching the end of AIDS, they say, will be knowing when we’ve gotten there.

Fellow Madeline Bishop

04.21.2017 A blue square with stars and lines of text representing the stripes on an American Flag

Health Equity

The Politics of HIV Self-Management

The real consequences of politics: people living with HIV are uneasy about what their daily life might look like in the politics and policies of the future.

Guest Author Gemmae M. Fix

04.12.2017 An empty rocking chair on a large porch

HIV in the US Deep South

Susan Reif and colleagues on the need to address the structural, financial, and cultural factors that contribute to the disproportionate Southern HIV epidemic.

Guest Authors Susan S. Reif, Carolyn McAllaster, Elena Wilson

04.04.2017 a woman smiling at the camera

Health Equity

Deb Dugan on Narrative and ‘Finding a Common North Star’

PHP profiles Deb Dugan, CEO of (RED).

Fellow Madeline Bishop

Editor Michael Stein

12.15.2016 a wall with a red ribbon and a sign

No HIV-Positive MSM in Screening

In part four of PHP's series on LGBT health in Senegal, Association Prudence connects key populations to LGBT-friendly health services for testing and helps to refer HIV-positive MSM for treatment.

Editor Nicholas Diamond

12.01.2016 a red AID-awareness ribbon projected on the United Nations buildings at night

The End of “The End of AIDS”

Two challenges remain to the “end of AIDS”: the lag between scientific discovery and on-the-ground implementation, and role of stigma in HIV transmission.

Guest Author Owen Ryan

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