Remembering June 5th
6-5-2019Today we recognize that, 38 years ago, the CDC published the first report of what would come to be known as the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Tammy R. Beckham, DVM, PhD, Director, Office of HIV/AIDS and Infectious Disease Policy, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Participants at CDC’s National HIV Prevention Conference Weigh In on Next National HIV and Viral Hepatitis Strategies, Developing a Federal STD Plan
4-4-2019During the 18th listening session about the next national HIV and viral hepatitis strategies, stakeholders offered more input on these strategies and a new…
Seeking Input at CDC’s National HIV Prevention Conference on NHAS, NVHAP, and on Federal Efforts to Address STDs
3-13-2019There are additional opportunities to share input to inform the next National HIV and Viral Hepatitis Strategies and Response to STDs
HHS Gathered More Stakeholder Input on the Next National HIV and Viral Hepatitis Strategies
3-6-2019HHS recently gathered more stakeholder input on the next national HIV and viral hepatitis strategies at another listening session.
Virtual Listening Session Gathered Additional Stakeholder Input on Next National HIV and Viral Hepatitis Strategies
2-22-2019Stakeholders offered more input on development of next National HIV/AIDS Strategy and National Viral Hepatitis Action Plan. Read about what they recommended.
Public Health Reports Supplement on Multi-year CAPUS Demonstration Project
2-20-2019Special issue of Public Health Reports features 11 articles on innovative strategies supported by SMAIF to improve HIV prevention and care for racial/ethnic min…
SAMHSA Urges Focus on Synergistic Epidemics of Substance Use Disorder, HIV, and Viral Hepatitis
2-13-2019SAMHSA chief urges grantees and partners to address infectious diseases as integral part of the response to the substance use disorders epidemic.
Ryan White Stakeholders Share Input to Inform Next Iterations of National HIV/AIDS Strategy and National Viral Hepatitis Action Plan
1-28-2019Find out what dozens of attendees at the National Ryan White Conference recommend for the next iterations of the national HIV and viral hepatitis strategies.