Providing Quality HIV Care
How Will HIV Care Evolve in 2025?
You can't truly look to the future without taking time to make sense of the past.
PEP (HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis)
How to Improve Our Use of PEP for HIV
Logistical barriers and access issues make post-exposure prophylaxis a tough sell for many people who would benefit from it. But there is a path forward.
PrEP (HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis)
Can Long-Acting PrEP Really Transform HIV Prevention?
Only if we also greatly improve access to, and awareness of, our growing array of PrEP options, explains Laura Waters, M.D., FRCP.
Primary Care of People With HIV
Primary Care for People With HIV: A Delicate Balancing Act
PCPs and family physicians may be able to meet most health care needs of people with HIV—but with a unique set of challenges to navigate.
Stigma & Discrimination
Calling Our Patients “High Risk” Hurts Them
As a patient, I was made to feel ashamed about having an STI. It empowered me to provide the empathetic care I never received.
Education & Risk Management
Keys to Fighting HIV in Rural Communities
Develop a recovery-oriented system of care, an expert recommends—and show empathy. “Get out into the community, connect with people on a human level, and make a difference.”