Health & Wellness Archives – Page 31 of 34

Despite Rising HIV Infections, Less Than 1% of PrEP Prescriptions Go to Black Women; One Ohio Pharmacist Wants to Change That

By Ken Schneck ● Health & Wellness ● December 18, 2020

“I can count on one hand the number of prescriptions for PrEP that I write for Black women,” says Dr. Olivia Nathan. “This has to change.”

By Megan Hageman ● Transgender ● December 14, 2020

“I think cultural humility is probably the most important aspect of medical care at this time,” says Rivard.

By Peter Kusnic ● Health & Wellness ● December 2, 2020

Users of meet-up apps attempt to navigate the tricky terrain of making new connections during a pandemic

By Guest Commentary ● Families ● November 18, 2020

We want to prevent a patient from not being able to be their authentic self during their final days.

By BJ Colangelo ● Transgender ● November 17, 2020

There is no “correct” way to be a member of the community, and emotional protection is just as important as physical safety.

By Lisa Galek ● Youth ● November 13, 2020

Most youth who attended Colors+ programming have been between 12-14 years old.

By The Buckeye Flame ● Families ● November 11, 2020

“I felt like my sense of community was ripped away all at once.”

By Ken Schneck ● Community ● November 2, 2020

Three events will be held to raise awareness, challenge shame and stigma, and to end surgical interventions on youth without consent.

By Megan Hageman ● Transgender ● October 29, 2020

A unique and COVID-friendly tool to help the 21st century workplaces meet the overwhelming and overdue demand for gender inclusivity.

By Rachel Dissell (She/Her) ● BIPOC ● October 27, 2020

COVID-19 vaccine trials, striving to recruit people of color, look to Cleveland’s HIV/AIDS clinical trial network as a model.