Chronic Conditions and Wildfire Smoke
11-1-2019People with any chronic condition should take the following steps to protect themselves from wildfire smoke.
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CDC Recognizes National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day 2019
10-16-2019CDC recognizes National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day with suggestions for how to get involved in our national response to HIV.
When Writing…Let’s Keep It Simple
10-10-2019It’s Health Literary Month, and CDC provides ideas on how to choose the right words.
HHS Awards $13.5 Million to Accelerate State and Local Planning Efforts for Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America
10-2-2019HHS, through the CDC, has awarded $13.5 million to conduct state and local planning and kick off community involvement for the Ending the HIV Epidemic.
The Conversation About HIV Is Changing: Talk Undetectable. Talk PrEP.
9-27-2019September 27 is National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day that reminds us of the continuing and disproportionate impact on gay and bisexual men.
Minority HIV/AIDS Fund Activities
9-25-2019As of March 2019, the program formerly known as the Secretary’s Minority AIDS Initiative Fund (SMAIF) has been renamed. The program is now known as the Mi…
CDC Seeks Comments on Updating HIV Testing Guidelines
9-25-2019CDC is seeking public input on the 2006 guidelines on #HIV testing in health care setting. Share your thoughts and ideas!
Conversation from USCA: CDC’s Eugene McCray and HRSA’s Laura Cheever on Ending the HIV Epidemic [video]
9-11-2019Hear directly from HIV leaders at CDC and HRSA about what their agencies and grantees will be doing to implement Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America.
More Conversations from USCA: HHS HIV Leaders Discuss Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America
9-5-2019The opening plenary session at 2019 USCA featured conversations with several leaders from HHS about Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America.
Video Conversations from the 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS this Week
9-4-2019The 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS takes place this week in Washington, DC. HIV.gov will be sharing video conversations on both Facebook and Twitter.