PrEP

Be PrEPared: The Complex & Ongoing Battle for PrEP in the Courts

In September, 2023, hundreds of key stakeholders and advocates convened in Washington, DC, to attend the annual United States Conference on HIV/AIDS (USCHA). The yearly conference featured over 120+ sessions on critical topics like biomedical HIV prevention, aging, service delivery, health equity, and telehealth, all while centering on the needs of those with HIV and the mission to end the epidemic.

Be PrEPared: The Complex & Ongoing Battle for PrEP in the Courts

The Invisible Divide: Dr. Hyman Scott On Confronting Racial Inequalities in PrEP Use

A nationally-known HIV researcher and practicing clinician, Dr. Hyman Scott believes that PrEP, the once-daily drug that can prevent transmission of the potentially deadly virus, has become arguably the most important weapon in the anti-HIV arsenal.

The Invisible Divide: Dr. Hyman Scott On Confronting Racial Inequalities in PrEP Use

The Revolutionary Romance of Deontez and Jerald: How Faith and ‘U=U,’ Led To I Do

A lot has changed since Deontez Wimbley first walked into the Chilli’s restaurant in the Lindbergh section of Buckhead in April 2016. Today, the restaurant is permanently closed, but nearly six years later, the connection he made with Jerald Nuness, then a server, and now his husband, proved to be worth the risk of being rejected. Like customers who frequently tipped less than the standard 20% or not at all, Nuness says he was accustomed to being hit on at work, and Wimbley, who also worked in the restaurant industry for a period, knew the odds of the conversation moving beyond a two for $20 were slim to none, or so he thought.

The Revolutionary Romance of Deontez and Jerald: How Faith and ‘U=U,’ Led To I Do