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To Better Health Care Outcomes for Black People, Listen to Black Health Care Workers
What starts as an assumption of patient incompetence results in the erasure of autonomy from Black patients.
This Champion of Community’s Role in Clinical Trials Reflects on 40 Years of Fighting Medical Mistrust And Research Neglect
Wakefield retires from the HIV Vaccine Trials Network after 20 years of service.
COVID-19 (and HIV) Disparities Are About Racism, Not Race. This Nurse Explains How
LaRon Nelson, Ph.D., RN, talks about public health’s responsibility to meet this extraordinary moment.
Indigenous People and Global Migrants Face Similar Issues Accessing Health Care
Hostilities against migrants and indigenous people are also threats to their health.
HIV Care and Coronavirus (COVID-19): The Latest Info and Guidance
Multiple U.S. health agencies have released HIV-specific information, and research on HIV and the novel coronavirus is trickling in. Here's what health care providers need to know.
HIV and LGBTQ Criminalization Laws Are Both Human Rights and Public Health Issues, Experts Say
In addition to scientific advances, the 23rd International AIDS Conference also focused on the human rights of marginalized groups.
Black Trans Lives Matter: How the Ballroom Community Is Creating Opportunities To Save Itself
Instead of only mourning the tragic murders, we need more programs to support the lives of Black and Brown transgender and gender nonconforming people.
Call to Action to Public Health Programs: You Need to Do Better
When will academic institutions educate on where health disparities come from?
White People, It’s Time to Resign. I did.
Diversity and inclusion trainings haven’t worked.
Will We Ever Have a Hepatitis C Vaccine? Two Activists Weigh in on the Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
A new injection of funding from Congress could be the catalyst for a future hepatitis C (HCV) vaccine.