(BlackDoctor.org) -- Over the past 30 years, five U.S. Commanders in Chief have led the nation’s response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Who gets good marks? From 1981 to the present, ... Read More
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People Living Longer With HIV
(BlackDoctor.org) -- The number of people living with HIV continues to rise. That’s mainly because of highly effective drugs that allow people infected with HIV to live longer, ... Read More
Working Out With HIV
(BlackDoctor.org) -- Exercise cannot control or fight HIV disease. But it may help you feel better and fight many of the side effects of HIV disease and HIV medications. What Are ... Read More
Condomless Nation: 3 Black Men Explain Why They Snubbed The Gloves
With one in 50 Black Americans infected with HIV--and experts estimating that one in 16 Black men and one in 30 Black women will become infected during their lifetimes--you'd think ... Read More
Top 10 HIV Myths
The HIV/AIDS epidemic in the African American community made its "debut" in the early 1980's and is entering its third decade as one of this country's most critical and challenging ... Read More
AIDS Turns 30: An Unsentimental Journey
(BlackDoctor.org) – AIDS. It's still here. It's still strong. Our community is still suffering. Our community is still dying. This means we have to keep fighting. • According to ... Read More
The Relationship Between STDs & HIV
If you’re like many Americans, you may not know that there's a distinct connection between STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) and HIV (human immunodeficiency virus, which causes ... Read More
AIDS Turning 30: An Unsentimental Journey
(BlackDoctor.org) – AIDS. It's still here. It's still strong. Our community is still suffering. Our community is still dying. This means we have to keep fighting. • According to ... Read More
HIV Infection and AIDS: An Overview
AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) was first reported in the United States in 1981 and has since become a major worldwide epidemic. AIDS is caused by HIV (human ... Read More