Starting this week, residents in need of a COVID-19 self-test kit, fentanyl test strips or other health supplies can get them ...

The CDC represents 91% of all HIV prevention funding. Eliminating these programs would have a significant impact on the prevention and treatment of this virus in the US. Amid ongoing job and funding ...

Three women were diagnosed with HIV after getting "vampire facial" treatments at an unlicensed spa. This was the first time HIV was transmitted through a cosmetic needle procedure, according to the ...

An HIV rash is an early symptom of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), or an infection that weakens the body's immune system. An HIV rash can be itchy or painful. It generally appears red in ...

National level HIV and AIDS surveillance is possible as a result of all provinces and territories participating in, and setting directions for, HIV and AIDS surveillance. Accordingly, the Centre for ...

Under a cut of more than 30% to the agency’s budget, public health initiatives aimed at HIV/AIDS prevention would no longer exist, and the Food and Drug Administration would cease routine inspections ...

The CDC has cut its Lead Program completely and can no longer fulfill EpiAid requests to address local public health crises. HealthDay News — When officials in Wisconsin’s largest city asked the U.S.

CDC Shuts Down Key Labs for Hepatitis and STI ... a professor of medicine at Emory University who treats patients with HIV and sexually transmitted infections, said, “no one will tell us if ...

You can have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and not know it. You also can have been exposed to HIV but not necessarily be infected. About 1 in 7 people who are HIV-positive are unaware of it.

You can get HIV from unprotected sex, an accidental needle stick, or using a dirty needle to inject drugs. If that happened to you, there’s a chance that you’ve been exposed to the virus that ...