Just take everything one step at a time,” author and HIV ... in care. “People are in denial that this is their new normal,” she said. “Not accepting the fact that they are living with ...

The number of older people ... HIV raises your odds of age-related health problems, including heart disease, thin bones, dementia and certain cancers. To stay healthy, you'll need to take care ...

The complexity of care is a heavy lift for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, the federal initiative for low-income people with HIV. The program serves more than half of the Americans living with ...

If you’re between 15 and 34 years old and living in Cebu City, you may be part of the age group most affected by a health ...

To reduce care disparities and prevent them from exacerbating among people living with HIV who have long COVID, education and user-friendly diagnostic methods are key. People living with HIV face ...

Telehealth could be a feasible long-term option for people living with HIV ... the pandemic’s outset about the potential impact on HIV care. Many infectious disease providers were redeployed ...

Creating interventions to address these factors is essential to closing the gap in cancer care for people with HIV." Patients with HIV living in ZIP codes with the lowest levels of education were ...

“You take a drug ... still to people accessing care or disclosing to their providers.” Safran said there is “no doubt” stigma remains top of mind for those living with HIV.

Despite challenges, telemedicine is favored for future HIV care, with respondents expressing interest in continued use. People living with HIV in California were highly satisfied with telephone ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Accessing medical care is a luxury that many of us take for granted. For people living with HIV/AIDS, traditional pharmacies can sometimes be too expensive or difficult to access.