P.J. Moton-Poole: Working to End HIV in the Black Community
* Despite great strides in HIV prevention and care in the past decade, HIV is still a problem in the Black community. …
![ViiV Healthcare’s Me In You, You In Me campaign, highlighting the importance of community to overcome bias and encourage open conversation around HIV, features a variety of creatives and public figures, including [from left to right] Taye Diggs, Villano Antillano, Nicco Annan, Tinashe, Rafael De La Fuente and Nicky Champa.](https://eurweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/HeaderImage-400x225.jpg)
In recognition of National Testing Day ViiV Healthcare Returns with a New ‘Me in You, You in Me’ Campaign
*Black Americans are disproportionately affected by HIV, accounting for 40% of new HIV cases despite only accounting for …
Unbreakable: Mother-Son Bonds Can Help Us Fight HIV
*When we think about a mother’s love, the word “unconditional” comes to mind. Whether she’s the woman who birthed you or …
How We Can Support and Empower Gen Z to End the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
*For Black youth, the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic is, at best disproportionate – and at worst, monumental. Of the …
We Need to Prioritize Black Women and Girls When We Talk About HIV Prevention. Now.
*Black women are often neglected in healthcare, including HIV prevention and care – they deserve better. This isn’t new. …
Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: Why the Black Community Must Keep Fighting HIV
*Stigma. Racism. Economic inequity. These are just some of the reasons why Black Americans account for a higher …
