HIV & AIDS Archives – Page 3 of 8

After more than three decades, queer men will finally be able to donate their tissue

By Cole Williams ● Health & Wellness ● January 16, 2025

The little-known FDA policy caused thousands of members of our community to be denied their dying wishes.

‘Black folks are not hard to reach. People just never take the chance or the time to really reach them.’

By Ken Schneck ● Policy/Legislation ● November 20, 2024

Restrictions, penalties haven’t kept up with science, says Republican lawmaker.

By Ken Schneck ● HIV & AIDS ● November 12, 2024

Decades of efforts to update six unscientific Ohio laws are being (sort of) championed by one conservative Republican lawmaker.

By Cid Standifer ● HIV & AIDS ● November 1, 2024

Jason Davis is living with HIV. If it hadn’t been for that, he never would have been charged with felonious assault.

By Ken Schneck ● HIV & AIDS ● October 14, 2024

The Equitas Health program pairs individuals who are newly diagnosed with those who have been living with HIV for years.

By Ben Jodway ● Rural ● September 23, 2024

Caustic messages have increased on Equality Springfield’s Facebook page.

By Drew Filipski ● HIV & AIDS ● September 18, 2024

Neighborhood Family Practice steps up for LGBTQ+ elders.

By Ben Jodway ● Health & Wellness ● August 26, 2024

By Ken Schneck ● HIV & AIDS ● August 24, 2024

Neighborhood Family Practice makes welcoming and informed HIV prevention a priority for all.