The Black AIDS Institute (BAI) will host a one-and-one-half-day pre-conference designed to prepare delegates for specific sessions being presented at the International AIDS Conference.
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VITAS Healthcare general manager recognized as Caribbean American Heritage Award honoree
For National HIV Testing Day, CDC launches Serostatus Matters, a new continuing medical education opportunity to encourage primary vare providers to test their patients for HIV
Last week, thousands of people gathered for the United State of Women, a White House summit focused on the needs of women and girls. Employing the theme, “Today, We’ll Change Tomorrow,”
People living with HIV are at high risk for lymphoma, and a new study concludes that stem cell transplant should be standard treatment in these cases.
Black AIDS Institute to lead BTAN and media delegations to AIDS 2016
HIV infection seems to affect nervous system
Women Now! 2016 pre-conference to the 21st International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, will focus on HIV, sexual and reproductive health, and justice for women, particularly of African descent. This is the first in a series on the IAC.
NYU and Penn St. awarded $5.8 million to improve health for minorities living with HIV
June 19, 2016 marks World Sickle Cell Day. In a desire to help create a greater awareness of sickle cell disease (SCD) and increase their efforts to find a cure, Pfizer invited members of the Black Press to meet and discuss with key members of their rare disease medical and management staff the state of (SCD) and their search for a cure