Think you might have been exposed to HIV? It’s important to note not everyone exposed to the infection will show early signs or symptoms of the virus. The only way to know whether you have been infected is by getting tested. Within two to four weeks after exposure to...
Tips to Maintain a healthy diet when living with HIV Good nutrition is key to an overall healthy life – this is specifically true for those who are HIV+. HIV affects your body’s ability to process nutrients naturally found in food, leading to health problems...
Understanding your housing rights and resources Did you know 22% of LGBTQIA+ adults reported experiencing discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity when attempting to rent or buy housing? Fortunately, this is no longer has to be the...
What if my HIV test comes out positive? Knowing your status – whether HIV positive or negative – is the first step towards a longer and healthier life. You may wonder, “do I need to get tested?” The answer is yes. The Centers for Disease Control and...
Celebrating how far both communities have come while fighting to educate and advocate for equality and access. In June, we celebrate the LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Ally, and anyone who is not included) community with Pride Month....
Start the conversation and take control of your health It can be uncomfortable to talk about what happens in the bedroom (especially with your doctor) but it’s crucial to do so if you’re sexually active. If you were waiting for a sign to make an appointment,...
