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Combination of Naltrexone and Bupropion May Help Treat Meth Use Disorder, Study Finds
Participants on the combination were almost six times more likely to have meth-negative urine samples after six weeks than those on the placebo. They also reported a slight reduction in cravings.

Why Are Parents Living With HIV Still Being Advised Not to Breastfeed?
A new expert consensus statement explores how providers can give birthing parents who are living with HIV the information they need to decide for themselves.

It's Time to Incorporate Cultural Humility Into Your ASO or CBO
When organizations commit to cultural humility at the structural level through organizational accountability, HIV care can be far more responsive, community-focused, and of higher quality.

Self-Swabbing Is an Affirming and Effective Cervical-Cancer Screening Tool for Transmasculine People
Transmasculine people face an array of barriers when understanding their HPV risk and accessing cervical-cancer screenings.

HIV Clinicians Have Played a Key Role in U.S. COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines. We Spoke With One of Them.
COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines Panel member Arthur Kim, M.D., discusses the guidelines and the experience of treating COVID-19 from an HIV care provider’s perspective.

Remembering Peter Stinner, a Keystone of Atlanta’s HIV Community
Stinner's husband, Jeff Graham, and colleague, Jonathan Colasanti, M.D., share a trove of stories about a person who embodied the ideals of empathy and care in HIV and health services.

SYNC 2020: Coverage at TheBodyPro
As a proud media partner of the 2020 SYNChronicity conference, we'll be covering some of the dozens of conference sessions taking place from Sep. 8 through Sep. 11—and you can come say hi to us at our virtual booth!

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.

Holistic Care Pays Dividends in Managing HIV, Study Finds
It’s more than just HIV, but comprehensive care systems aren’t as available as they should be.

Study Finds Higher Risk of Recurring Blood Clots Among Some People Living With HIV
However, the findings need to be studied in larger, more diverse populations.