CDC locks out Black providers in new AIDS technical assistance announcement
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Sex, lies and HIV: When what you donât tell your partner is a crime
How the government infected Black families with syphilis
WASHINGTON â President Barack Obama says 7.1 million Americans enrolled for health care coverageby Mondayâs midnight deadline. Heâs praising the achievement of overcoming lost weeks at the start of…
This report describes this case of HIV infection, likely acquired by female-to-female sexual transmission during the six-month monogamous relationship of the HIV-discordant couple (one negative, one positive).
Gonorrhea rates increased in the U.S. 1991-2006
he Florida Department of Health would like to warn residents and visitors of the potential health hazards associated with âblack hennaâ tattoos
Sex, lies and HIV: When what you donât tell your partner is a crime
Matt Sharp had high hopes for the nationâs health law. The self-employed health consultant is HIV positive and has been denied insurance in the past because of his illness, so he was relieved to learn that the law wouldnât allow that to happen again.
But nearly 60,000 people with the virus live in states that are not expanding their Medicaid programs and are likely to remain uninsured. More than half live in Florida, Texas and Georgia alone.