<p>Mexico is raising awareness about HIV. Concerns mount in the trans community. The government is trying to reach vulnerable citizens. Mexico has launched a digital campaign to enhance timely HIV diagnosis and bolster awareness among transgender individuals. Vivimos Valientes (We Live Brave) is an initiative propelled by the México Vivo Foundation in conjunction with pharmaceutical […]</p>
HIV in Puerto Rico: Residents are encouraged to get tested. Rates are increasing in the territory. Updated figures are concerning. In Puerto Rico one person is diagnosed with HIV every day, according to a special report from EFE. The Puerto Rico Department of Health is urging citizens to get tested for HIV. But before you […]
<p>What is PrEP treatment? One pill a day reduces the likelihood of HIV infection by 99%. PrEP treatment is free for most people in the US. PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) treatment can reduce the likelihood of contracting HIV through sex or injection drug use, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. PrEP treatment is […]</p>
<p>Can heterosexual men take PrEP? The only requirement to be on PrEP treatment that you are HIV negative. The treatment is only effective in preventing transmission of the HIV virus. Can heterosexual men take PrEP? That is the question many people ask because there is a misconception that PrEP treatment is only for members of […]</p>