Blogs

9-27-2011For many Americans, June 5th was a day of introspection. It was hard to believe that, as of that date, the AIDS epidemic had lasted 30 years and, despite the re…

5-13-2011"These results represent another significant step forward in HIV prevention and reinforce the importance of people everywhere knowing their HIV status and being…

5-10-2011Today, we are proud to announce a new structure for our blog - one that encompasses the changes and growth we’ve experienced since we launched the blog over t…

1-20-2011According to the National HIV/AIDS Strategy about his efforts to use new media to extend the reach of their programs. NBGMAC will be launching a new website lat…

1-4-2011As the HIV.gov blog's fourth year begins, we at HIV.gov are taking time to reflect on 2010 and look to the year ahead. As we continue to integrate monitoring an…

10-12-2010In our continuing series on the HIV.gov microgrant awardees, today we feature four programs reaching several very specific groups: Hispanic immigrants, rural Al…

8-23-2010Last month I spoke with Chris Collins, Vice President of Public Policy at American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) and David Munar, Vice President of the A…

8-17-2010We've talked a lot about the importance of knowing your audiences and their information needs. Our colleagues at the HIV/AIDS Bureau at the Health Resources and…

8-13-2010Last week, CDC awarded $42 million to community-based organizations (CBOs) in cities and communities across the nation to support HIV prevention efforts. This f…

8-5-2010The U.S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), where HIV.gov is housed, has specific responsibilities for implementing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (N…