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A Referral Is Not a Strategy for Aging With HIV

More than half of people living with HIV in the U.S. are now 50 or older—a public health success that demands more than good referral networks. Building HIV-inclusive aging organizations means developing real capacity before someone ever needs to be sent somewhere else.

HIV/AIDS Policy

David “Jax” Kelly, JD, MPH, MBA

8 hours ago4 min read

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A New Single-Tablet Option for HIV's "Forgotten Population" Could Change Lives. Will Policy Let It?

New Phase 3 data show a single-tablet regimen of bictegravir/lenacapavir could finally bring one-pill simplicity to long-term HIV survivors locked into complex regimens by decades of drug resistance. The science is closing the treatment gap. Will our policy systems do the same?

HIV/AIDS Policy