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2024 Most Popular Topics on HIV.gov
The subjects of most interest to HIV.gov’s blog readers in 2024: NHAS, EHE, DoxyPEP, Black women, Latino outreach and more!
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$21M NIH Grant to Extend Largest Long-Term Study of Latino Health
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) awarded four $21 million grants to extend the national Hispanic Community Health ...
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DoxyPEP Helps Reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections in California
Two real-world studies find that doxycycline after sex has contributed to lower rates of chlamydia and syphilis.
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Guidance for People With HIV Displaced by Los Angeles Wildfires
For health care professionals: Guidance for People With HIV Displaced by Disasters provides health care professionals with ...
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Trash Incinerators Disproportionately Harm Black and Hispanic People
More than 60 municipal solid waste incinerators operate nationwide, according to data from Energy Justice. Even though more ...
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Catching Cancer Early
An update on liquid biopsies, AI and other scientific advances that help oncologists detect cancer earlier—and why that's ...
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NIH Officials Assess Threat of H5N1 Flu
In March 2024, USDA scientists identified HPAI H5N1 in U.S. dairy cows, and it subsequently reached herds in 16 states. The ...
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U.S. Surgeon General Issues New Advisory on Link Between Alcohol and Cancer Risk
Alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the U.S., but less than half of Americans recognize ...
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Mexican American Women Less Likely to Take Stroke-Prevention Meds
Female stroke survivors in general are more likely to skip taking stroke prevention medications compared with men.