Fact: a global pandemic can’t stop thousands of feet from walking. And AIDS Walk Ohio 2021 is counting on each and every one of us to…
The February arrest of a Dayton man is highlighting Ohio’s laws on HIV criminalization and the need for reform. The 50-year-old Dayton resident faces charges of…
The pandemic has entered a new phase with the rollout of two different vaccines, even as infection rates continue to hit new highs across the country…
by Rachel Dissell This story is provided by ideastream as part of special community coverage of COVID-19 and funded by Third Federal Foundation and University Settlement.…
Dr. Olivia Nathan has some facts she wants you to know: Rates of new HIV diagnoses in Black women are 14x higher than the rates of…
Will Cashman is open to new connections. The 33-year-old contractor is currently bouncing back from a 7-year relationship that went south. Having recently moved to Slavic…
By Rachel Dissell and Brie Zeltner It took more than a decade of participation on the Community Advisory Board at University Hospitals’ AIDS clinical trial unit…
On Wednesday, the Columbus Public Health’s Center for Public Health Innovation sponsored an online town hall discussion focused on racism in the LGBTQ+ community and a…
There are very few constants in the world of healthcare, particularly when the focus is on HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention. With regular changes to regulations, protocols,…
The Central Ohio Ending the HIV Epidemic Advisory Committee will be hosting a virtual stakeholder meeting on Thursday, July 30 at 6pm. People who are living…