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HIV and AIDS

We’ve come a long way since the early years of the HIV epidemic. Today, there are safe and effective drugs on the market to treat HIV that are easy to take and have fewer side effects. By working with your health care provider and accessing care and treatment you can live a long and healthy life with HIV.

HIV and AIDS

What Are HIV and AIDS? The HIV Life Cycle HIV Transmission and Risks HIV Signs and Symptoms HIV Testing

HIV Prevention

Prevention 101 Safer Sex Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Post-exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) Safer Injecting Undetectable Equals Untransmittable (U=U, TasP) Microbicides, Rings, Implants and Other Methods

HIV Treatment

Finding a Doctor and Accessing Care Understanding Your Lab Work (Blood Tests) Starting HIV Treatment HIV Medications TAF Versus TDF: What’s the Difference? HIV Treatment Recommendations Medication Adherence Switching HIV Treatment HIV Drug Resistance HIV Treatment Interruption HIV Clinical Trials Paying for Care and Treatment HIV Drug Assistance Programs

HIV and Your Whole Health

HIV and Your Bones HIV and Your Brain (HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder) HIV and Depression HIV and Your Heart HIV and Your Kidneys HIV and Your Liver (Viral Hepatitis, Fatty Liver) HIV and Your Lungs HIV and Your Skin Changes to Your Face and Body (Lipodystrophy and Wasting) Feeling Tired (Fatigue) Nausea, Vomiting and Diarrhea Peripheral Neuropathy Weight Gain and HIV

HIV in Specific Populations

Newly Diagnosed HIV and Aging HIV and Women HIV and Family Planning HIV and Transgender People HIV and Children HIV and African Americans HIV and Latinos

Living with HIV

Disclosure HIV and Nutrition HIV and Exercise HIV and Smoking HIV and Language HIV/AIDS Awareness Days

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