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Medical progress has transformed HIV—but access, stigma, and inequality continue to shape the epidemic. Since the first cases of HIV/AIDS were reported in the U.S. in 1981, science has introduced a range of biomedical breakthroughs to treat the virus. As a result, it is tempting to consider the HIV/AIDS crisis to be a thing of the past, no longer capable of wreaking havoc on people across the country. But history tells us a much different story. At the onset of the HIV/AID

In recent months, there has been growing attention around how federal drug price negotiations could affect access to HIV medications....

May is recognized as Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and it’s a time to spread knowledge about one of the fastest-growing illnesses in the...

At Caring Communities, we know that health challenges don’t happen in isolation. While HIV remains central to our mission—connecting...