Breast Cancer deaths continue to decline in U.S.
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AAHU Fellow Mukamtagara Jendayi: Fighting for an equal voice, equal access
7 Insurers alleged to use Skimpy Drug coverage to discourage HIV patients
Countries around the world need to work harder to combat tuberculosis infections and deaths, a new World Health Organization report says.
Mixed news on drug abuse among lesbian, gay Americans
This summer the Washington, D.C., Department of Health (DOH) rolled out its first pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) campaign targeting Black women
Breast cancer deaths increasing for Black women
Federal vaccine officials no longer recommend the spray because it doesn’t work. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says several new studies showed that spray vaccine did little or nothing to stop H1N1 flu virus that was the most prevalent last year
Healthy Families Florida has launched an effort to provide Zika prevention supplies and critical information about the virus directly to thousands of families in 11 Florida counties
Research shows promising trends in HIV testing and earlier diagnosis among gay and bisexual men—but many living with HIV still have unmet needs