Testing

12-27-2017As the end of 2017 draws near, like many of you, we have been reflecting on the developments and opportunities of the past year. For us, that has included takin…

12-5-2017Everyone ages 13-64 should get tested for HIV at least once, and some more often. See what’s recommended

12-4-2017Cross-posted from US Department of Veterans Affairs December 1st is World AIDS Day This World AIDS Day, VA is encouraging Veterans to talk to their provid…

12-1-2017Cross-posted from NCHHSTP Communications Center  Dear Colleague, December 1 is World AIDS Day, a day to join partners across the world in the fight a…

11-28-2017Cross-posted from CDC Newsroom A new CDC Vital Signs report published today finds that HIV is being diagnosed sooner after infection than was previously…

10-18-2017Last month, our colleague wrote about the successes of the three-year Partnerships for Care (P4C) demonstration project in advancing primary care capacity for H…

10-12-2017Part of the Post-test Series “You’re only as negative as your last negative HIV test.” That was something I often said to the people I coun…

9-18-2017In its first two years, Partnerships for Care (P4C) has advanced primary care capacity for HIV diagnosis, treatment, and care among Health Resources and Service…

9-15-2017New HIV diagnoses are on the decline in the United States. Our previous blog in the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS) Indicator series showed that from 2010 to …

9-1-2017How do we know our national efforts to fight HIV are working? One of the best measures for answering this question is the annual number of new HIV diagnoses, wh…