The dos and don’ts of discussing HIV
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Should we criminalize HIV?
Students from Maryland’s four historically Black colleges and universities—the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Bowie State University, Coppin State University and Morgan State University—participated in the event, which included a spoken-word competition; breakout sessions on hip-hop, sexual health and HIV/AIDS prevention; and performances by local hip-hop artists
There’s no denying that many strides have been made in the treatment of HIV/AIDS. But a pharmaceutical company’s recent decision to hike the price of a drug used by PLWHA from $13.50 per tablet to $750 overnight has some wondering if such progress could be wiped out at the whim of big business.
Kids at convenience stores
A new resource for incarcerated people
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day plans HBCU initiative to engage students in awareness efforts
The competition is open to Florida residents. Three finalists will be invited to cook their healthy recipes live at the World Food Championship
The elimination of perinatal hepatitis B transmission—transmission of the virus from mother to child during pregnancy or childbirth—is one of the four overarching goals of the national Viral Hepatitis Action Plan
Meet Maryland Health and Hip Hop Conference co-organizer