Living with HIV

How Low Can We Go? A Clinical Trial Gives Hope For New HIV Drug Options

As most of you are aware, the treatment of HIV requires multiple drugs. Since the mid-nineties, the rule has been to use three ... Read More

Medical Racism And Its Impact On Health Outcomes

Some recent events have prompted us to change focus slightly. In early February 2019, it was revealed that the Democratic Governor of ... Read More

New HIV Drugs In The Pipeline!

This is the third article in a series of updates on research coming out of the prestigious Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic ... Read More

An End To The US HIV Epidemic? For Real?

Several months ago, the President delivered the “State of the Union Address”. To be clear, I had low expectations, really low! I think I may ... Read More

The President’s Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief

In the last article, I wrote about an announcement made at the 2019 State of the Union speech on a plan to end the HIV epidemic in the US. I ... Read More

Medication Adherence: The Achille’s Heel of U=U

One of the highlights of 2018 that I wrote about last year was the additional research that enforced the important principle that ... Read More

Mixed Status Couples: Have A Healthy Relationship #Pride

The more time we put into a relationship, the more we learn about our partner. Some revelations can be as small as learning ... Read More

Gay Marriage: A Conversation For Black America #Pride

Over the past couple of weeks, there has been a significant increase in media attention towards gay marriage. America has long debated the ... Read More

On World AIDS Day 2018, Is there a cure for HIV in sight?

On December 1, 2018, we celebrate the 30th World AIDS Day. For the last 3 decades, this day has been one of reflection and celebration. We ... Read More