All posts tagged "HIV prevention"
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Whitman-Walker’s Walk & 5K to End HIV is Saturday, Sept. 20
The event seeks to raise $500,000 to help fund Whitman-Walker's HIV testing, outreach, prevention, and treatment services.
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CVS Health Refuses to Cover Cost of Twice-a-Year Injectable PrEP
CVS refused to cover Yeztugo, Gilead’s $28,000-a-year injectable PrEP, preventing patients from accessing the HIV prevention drug at no cost.
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AIDS 2025 Highlights Breakthroughs Amid Funding Cuts
Scientific breakthroughs take center stage at the International AIDS Society Conference as global HIV funding and political support erode.
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Malaysian Police Arrest 20+ in Raid on Gay Men’s Gathering
Police in Malaysia arrested over 20 men at a private gathering; advocates say it was an HIV outreach event, not a sex party.
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Supreme Court Saves Free PrEP
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, saving free PrEP and other preventive treatments, including screenings for...
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FDA Approves PrEP Drug Requiring Only Two Injections Per Year
FDA approves PrEP drug. Lenacapavir is a twice-yearly HIV prevention shot more effective than daily pills.
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MISTR’s Free DoxyPEP Leads to Huge Drop in STI Rates
The telehealth platform MISTR reports that its efforts to connect patients with DoxyPEP has led to a more than 50% drop in STI diagnoses.
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3 Million People Could Die Due to HIV Funding Cuts
A new study claims that almost 11 million more HIV infections, and 3 million deaths, could result from the loss of global HIV funding.
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Whitman-Walker’s Walk to End HIV is December 7
Organizers are hoping to raise at least $550,000 to benefit Whitman-Walker's HIV testing, treatment, and prevention services.
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Injectable PrEP Better Than Daily Pills, Study Finds
A recent study has found that lenacapavir, an injectable medication administered twice a year, is more effective at preventing HIV among gay, bisexual, and transgender...
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Whitman-Walker’s ‘Walk to End HIV’ Moved to December 2
Proceeds from annual fundraiser directly benefit Whitman-Walker Health's HIV testing, outreach, and treatment programs.
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New HIV Infections Drops Due to Increased PrEP Use
The number of new HIV infections has dropped from five years ago, with experts pointing to increased PrEP use as the primary reason.
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Whitman-Walker Health Declares “Walk to End HIV” a Success
Whitman-Walker Health, the federally-qualified health center that specializes in HIV-related and LGBTQ-competent care, has declared its “Walk to End HIV” a success after exceeding its...
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Judge Rules Employers Don’t Have to Cover Cost of PrEP
Texas judge claims requiring employers to provide insurance coverage for HIV prevention drugs violates their religious beliefs.
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6 in 10 Americans wrongly believe HIV can be spread through casual contact
Almost 9 in 10 Americans say there is stigma around HIV, but also say improvements in HIV treatment have been made
