HIV/AIDS Resources for Patients
Despite the stigma that HIV/AIDS carry, modern medicine has made it possible for people with HIV to live long, healthy, and active lives.
Looking for HIV prevention services near you? Put in your zip code and find nearby locations that provide HIV testing, PrEP, PEP, and condoms.
Learn more about Prevention and obtain resources to assist you, your colleagues, and your partners in effectively communicating about HIV screening, treatment, and prevention.
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What is HIV/AIDS?
Basic Facts about HIV/AIDS
10 Facts About HIV/AIDS Everyone Should Know
HIV FAQs – Greater Than HIV – Common questions and answers
What Are HIV and AIDS?
HIV.gov
HIV 101 – Essential information about HIV/AIDS.
CDC
HIV & AIDS
Planned Parenthood
What are HIV and AIDS?
Avert
The Basics of HIV Prevention
NIH
Prevention of HIV/AIDS
Stanford Healthcare
Prevention of HIV and AIDS
NHS (UK)
How can I prevent HIV?
Planned Parenthood
Treatment
HIV Information and Education – Stop the Virus – Awareness and prevention resources
Find Resources – LinkUDMV – Tool to locate food pantries, housing support, healthcare providers, legal services, and more.
AIDS & HIV: Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention
LiveScience
HIV/AIDS Diagnosis and Treatment
Mayo Clinic
HIV Treatment: The Basics
NIH
UCSF HIV/AIDS Program
University of California San Francisco
First HIV-to-HIV Living Donor Kidney Transplant in the U.S. | Nina's Story
Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Transplant Center team performs the first reported HIV-to-HIV living donor kidney transplant in the U.S. Nina Martinez has been living with HIV for most of her life; watch her story as she becomes part of history as the first person living with HIV, donating to a recipient also living with HIV.
Living with HIV
CDC
VIH en la comunidad latina: estigma, acceso a tratamientos y soluciones urgentes
La Opinión
Más allá del estigma: la lucha de un joven líder contra el VIH
La Opinión
HIV in the Hispanic/Latino Community
AIDS United – News & Resources
20 Minority-Focused HIV Prevention Evidence-Based Programs/Interventions
HIV/AIDS and Hispanic Americans
Department of Health and Human Services
Experts Say Rate Of HIV Infections Among US Latinos Is An ‘Invisible Crisis’
Latino USA
The Invisible US Hispanic-Latino HIV Crisis: Addressing Gaps in the National Response
NYU
Latinos and HIV/AIDS
Kaiser Family Foundation
Stigma is keeping LGBTQ+ Hispanic and Latino men from seeking HIV care: report
The Hill
11 Fact about HIV and AIDS in the Latino Community
Do Something
Hispanic and Latino People in the U.S. Are Struggling with 'Invisible' HIV Crisis
Newsweek
HIV in the Latino Community
AETC National Coordinating Resource Center
MASLD y MASH en poblaciones hispanas/latinas y personas que viven con VIH
La Opinión
HIV and COVID-19
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and People with HIV
HIV.gov
Key Questions: HIV and COVID-19
Kaiser Family Foundation
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and people living with HIV
World Health Organization (WHO)
Recursos
PrEP Coverage Resources for Large Copays or Uninsured Patients
Copay Cards for Oral PrEP
Gilead Advancing Access
Injectable PrEP Savings and Assistance
ViiVConnect Programs
Patient Advocate Foundation
HIV, AIDS & Prevention
Good Days
HIV, AIDS Treatment and Prevention
State PrEP Assistance Program
PREP/ PEP Access
Ready Set PrEP
How to Find Out if you Qualify to Enroll for Free PrEP Medications
Oral PrEP Assistance Program
Gilead Advancing Access
Resources for People Experiencing Homelessness (PEH) who Have HIV
Applying Trauma-Informed Care and Harm Reduction Principles to Optimize HIV/HCV Care for PEH
In this 1-hour webinar, Dr. Stacey Trooskin and licensed clinical social worker, Juliana Wallace, discuss the basics of language around discussing health care for PEH and the principles of trauma-informed care and harm reduction.
HIV and HCV Screening and Linkage to Care for PEH
Dr. Stacey Trooskin and Dr. Arsalan Shah discuss screening for HIV and HCV and optimal strategies to link PEH to care, including how to incorporate community and outreach services and external partners.
HIV Treatment and Prevention Services for People Experiencing Homelessness
In this 1-hour webinar, Dr. Arsalan Shah and Dr. Sarah Rowan discuss strategies to test PEH for HIV, the rationale and optimal tactics to initiate either PrEP or ART in PEH, and clinic models for preventing or treating HIV in PEH.
Use of Simplified HCV Treatment Guidelines and Minimal Monitoring Recommendations Among PEH
In this 1-hour webinar, Dr. Stacey Trooskin and Dr. Arsalan Shah will discuss longitudinal support for PEH with HIV or HCV, including social services, community and outreach resources, and the importance of housing first.
Retention of People Experiencing Homelessness in Comprehensive HIV and HCV Care
Dr. Stacey Trooskin and Dr. Arsalan Shah will discuss longitudinal support for PEH with HIV or HCV, including social services, community and outreach resources, and the importance of housing first.