HIV & AIDS Archives – Page 4 of 8

‘Still a lot of work to be done’: AIDS Walk Ohio to return on April 20

By Ohio LGBTQ+ Events ● HIV & AIDS ● March 8, 2024

Funds raised support HIV/AIDS treatment/prevention, primary care, behavioral health counseling and dental care services for everyone.

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An illustration with a dark purple background shows a person with dark hair and purple skin tone standing on top of a large representation of an HIV test. A spotlight focusing on the person and the test is coming from the state of Ohio, in red.

‘Antiquated’ and unscientific laws enforced against Ohioans living with HIV

By Ken Schneck & Rachel Dissell (She/Her) ● HIV & AIDS ● February 28, 2024

New research reveals hundreds of charges against Ohioans under AIDS-panic era laws.

Ohio’s ‘outdated’ laws say one thing. But how do they reflect the actual science behind HIV transmission?

By H.L. Comeriato ● HIV & AIDS ● February 28, 2024

People living with HIV face strict criminal penalties across the state, often for behaviors that pose negligible (and sometimes nonexistent) risk to others.

‘We could end HIV’: PrEP is essential primary healthcare at Neighborhood Family Practice

By Caitlin Fisher ● HIV & AIDS ● October 17, 2023

It’s medically possible to end transmission of HIV with universal PrEP treatment. So how do we get that to actually happen? NFP has ideas.

‘Devastating’ federal cuts to HIV/AIDS funding to affect countless Ohioans [COMMENTARY]

By Julie Patterson ● HIV & AIDS ● September 29, 2023

Advocates see this appropriations bill as part of an assault on the LGBTQ+ community. More extreme cuts to HIV funding are feared.

‘It’s 2023 and we still have so much work to do’: Neighborhood Family Practice Launches Rapid HIV Testing in Cleveland Communities of Color

By Caitlin Fisher ● Health & Wellness ● August 3, 2023

‘It’s important to also acknowledge the medical mistrust within these communities that our history has set up.’

‘Still a lot of work to be done’: AIDS Walk Ohio to return on April 20

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‘Antiquated’ and unscientific laws enforced against Ohioans living with HIV

Ohio’s ‘outdated’ laws say one thing. But how do they reflect the actual science behind HIV transmission?

‘We could end HIV’: PrEP is essential primary healthcare at Neighborhood Family Practice

‘Devastating’ federal cuts to HIV/AIDS funding to affect countless Ohioans [COMMENTARY]

‘It’s 2023 and we still have so much work to do’: Neighborhood Family Practice Launches Rapid HIV Testing in Cleveland Communities of Color

The FDA’s ban on tissue donations from queer men is outdated and harmful [COMMENTARY]

‘Retiring the Ribbon’: HIV Messaging Gets a More Inclusive Refresh for a New Generation

We have fought before and won: An Ohio Lavender Graduation Ceremony keynote address

Keith Haring: Against All Odds: Inside the Akron Art Museum’s unprecedented solo exhibition