City of Long Beach Cuts HIV Related Services Amid Federal Funding Cuts

City of Long Beach cuts HIV related services amid federal funding cuts

According to the Long Beach Health Department, about 4,000 people in that city live with HIV or AIDS.

Centre plans easier HIV care at patients' doorsteps, digital data management and patient tracing on the cards

This decentralized approach aims to make treatment much easier to access, especially for those facing travel difficulties, financial strain, or other personal challenges.

Long Beach Health Dept. forced to end some STI/HIV services due to federal policies

The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services is being forced to end some of its services for individuals with HIV or other sexually transmitted diseases.   According to a health department media release, recent executive orders and policy shifts under the Trump administration have left local health officials with no choice but to “significantly modify” the care they can provide.  Nearly $1.3 million in funding has been cut, officials s…

Bridging the Gap: Gilead’s Work to Help End the HIV Epidemic

How Gilead is helping innovate HIV prevention, removing stigma and empowering Black women.

Commentary: Ending the HIV epidemic is in sight. We can’t stop now

Thanks to decades of sustained federal investment, Chicago, Cook County and Illinois are on the cusp of ending the HIV epidemic in our city, county and state. This remarkable progress is a testament to programs such as the Ryan White…

Long Beach ends its free HIV and STI testing, citing federal cuts

Long Beach has among the highest rates of HIV per capita in California, according to state data.