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Zambian CSOs demand transparency over US- Zambia health deal - Sound of Africa By MONICA KAYOMBO,Lusaka, Zambia ZAMBIAN Civil Society has called on the Government to call off the signing of the United States (US)–Zambia health aid agreement, demanding transparency and accountabi...

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#globalhealth #healthequity #HIVprevention

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National Center for Health Research

@nc4hr.bsky.social

1 week ago

Gilead accused of blocking global access to HIV drug Pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences has refused to directly sell its HIV prevention drug to Doctors Without Borders.

Despite public funding helping develop this medicine, neither this drug nor lower-cost generic versions are available to millions of people around the world.

#Gilead #DoctorsWithoutBorders #HIVPrevention #Lenacapavir #PrEP

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@qnotescarolinas.bsky.social

1 week ago

Advocates & communities are essential to scaling #HIVprevention equitably.

At the Kenya Health Integration Summit, AVAC & #AccessBridge highlighted strategies to ensure scaleup of new px options while safeguarding equitable access for all populations.

Read about #AccessBridge, buff.ly/qAZoupA

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QnotesCarolinas

1 week ago

DOGE and its impact on the LGBTQ+ community - QnotesCarolinas.com DOGE used ChatGPT to cut 1,400+ DEI grants worth $100M, targeting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC programs. NC DHHS lost $200M in health funds.

NEWS - Defunct organization is being sued for the largest mass cancellation in history.

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#DOGE #DEIFunding #LGBTQFunding #AI #ChatGPT #NCDHHS #HIVPrevention #LGBTQHealth #FederalCuts #EquityAndInclusion #PublicHealth #LGBTQRights

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Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women of colour to take a closer look at PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) as a key tool in preventing HIV/AIDS. In a recent discussion, she highlighted the growing concern around HIV risk among Black and Brown women, emphasising the importance of awareness, education, and access to preventive care. Her message is not just about health; it’s about empowerment, protection, and informed decision-making. PrEP has been widely recognised as an effective way to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, yet many people are still unaware of it or unsure how it works. This has led to ongoing conversations about health equity, access to resources, and the need for more open dialogue within communities. In this video, we break down what Sheryl Lee Ralph shared, why her message is gaining attention, and what it could mean for women seeking better control over their health choices. From awareness to prevention, this conversation is more important than ever. Watch until the end as we explore the key points, the reactions, and why this message is resonating across social media and beyond. 👍 If you care about health awareness, important conversations, and empowering information, make sure to like this video, share it, and subscribe for more updates. 💬 Join the conversation in the comments and share your thoughts on this important topic. Welcome to Shine My Crown. If you're interested in working with us, email the team here: info@shinemycrown.com Subscribe To Our Channel @shinemycrown Follow on Twitter @ShineMyCrown Follow on Instagram @shinemycrown Follow on Facebook @shinemycrown Follow on TikTok @shinemycrown Visit: www.ShineMyCrown.com

Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph: A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women… #PrEP #HIVPrevention #HealthEquity #Empowerment #WomenOfColor

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Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women of colour to take a closer look at PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) as a key tool in preventing HIV/AIDS. In a recent discussion, she highlighted the growing concern around HIV risk among Black and Brown women, emphasising the importance of awareness, education, and access to preventive care. Her message is not just about health; it’s about empowerment, protection, and informed decision-making. PrEP has been widely recognised as an effective way to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, yet many people are still unaware of it or unsure how it works. This has led to ongoing conversations about health equity, access to resources, and the need for more open dialogue within communities. In this video, we break down what Sheryl Lee Ralph shared, why her message is gaining attention, and what it could mean for women seeking better control over their health choices. From awareness to prevention, this conversation is more important than ever. Watch until the end as we explore the key points, the reactions, and why this message is resonating across social media and beyond. 👍 If you care about health awareness, important conversations, and empowering information, make sure to like this video, share it, and subscribe for more updates. 💬 Join the conversation in the comments and share your thoughts on this important topic. Welcome to Shine My Crown. If you're interested in working with us, email the team here: info@shinemycrown.com Subscribe To Our Channel @shinemycrown Follow on Twitter @ShineMyCrown Follow on Instagram @shinemycrown Follow on Facebook @shinemycrown Follow on TikTok @shinemycrown Visit: www.ShineMyCrown.com

Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph: A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women… #PrEP #HIVPrevention #HealthEquity #Empowerment #WomenOfColor

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Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women of colour to take a closer look at PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) as a key tool in preventing HIV/AIDS. In a recent discussion, she highlighted the growing concern around HIV risk among Black and Brown women, emphasising the importance of awareness, education, and access to preventive care. Her message is not just about health; it’s about empowerment, protection, and informed decision-making. PrEP has been widely recognised as an effective way to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, yet many people are still unaware of it or unsure how it works. This has led to ongoing conversations about health equity, access to resources, and the need for more open dialogue within communities. In this video, we break down what Sheryl Lee Ralph shared, why her message is gaining attention, and what it could mean for women seeking better control over their health choices. From awareness to prevention, this conversation is more important than ever. Watch until the end as we explore the key points, the reactions, and why this message is resonating across social media and beyond. 👍 If you care about health awareness, important conversations, and empowering information, make sure to like this video, share it, and subscribe for more updates. 💬 Join the conversation in the comments and share your thoughts on this important topic. Welcome to Shine My Crown. If you're interested in working with us, email the team here: info@shinemycrown.com Subscribe To Our Channel @shinemycrown Follow on Twitter @ShineMyCrown Follow on Instagram @shinemycrown Follow on Facebook @shinemycrown Follow on TikTok @shinemycrown Visit: www.ShineMyCrown.com

Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph: A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women… #PrEP #HIVPrevention #HealthEquity #Empowerment #WomenOfColor

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2 weeks ago

Missed yesterday's #TheChoiceAgenda webinar or want to revisit?

Watch + download: avac.org/choice-agend...

Hear how community health workers & pharmacists are expanding #PrEP access & why systems are often the biggest barrier.

#HIVprevention #PrEP

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THRIVE HIV

@thrivehiv.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

We are hiring a Harm Reduction Worker (1 year contract) for Cambridge!
Check out our website for full job description!
#HarmReduction
#NowHiring
#Cambridge
#NonProfitWork
#HIVPrevention

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LSHTM Library, Archive & Open Research Services

2 weeks ago

From protecting the impact of US-funded #HIV #research to advancing pediatric #HIVcure science and shaping the #STI agenda, this week’s AVAC Roundup tracks what’s next for #HIVprevention.

🔗 avac.org/blog/avac-ro...

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@lshtm-laors.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

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📣 #PhD thesis now live in Research Online!

Causal pathways and mechanisms of action of a multi-component HIV prevention intervention (DREAMS) among adolescent girls and young women in Kenya/ Mulwa, SN

doi.org/10.17037/PUB...

#Kenya #hivprevention #hiv

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@radianthealthoc.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging women of colour to take a closer look at PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) as a key tool in preventing HIV/AIDS. In a recent discussion, she highlighted the growing concern around HIV risk among Black and Brown women, emphasising the importance of awareness, education, and access to preventive care. Her message is not just about health; it’s about empowerment, protection, and informed decision-making. PrEP has been widely recognised as an effective way to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, yet many people are still unaware of it or unsure how it works. This has led to ongoing conversations about health equity, access to resources, and the need for more open dialogue within communities. In this video, we break down what Sheryl Lee Ralph shared, why her message is gaining attention, and what it could mean for women seeking better control over their health choices. From awareness to prevention, this conversation is more important than ever. Watch until the end as we explore the key points, the reactions, and why this message is resonating across social media and beyond. 👍 If you care about health awareness, important conversations, and empowering information, make sure to like this video, share it, and subscribe for more updates. 💬 Join the conversation in the comments and share your thoughts on this important topic. Welcome to Shine My Crown. If you're interested in working with us, email the team here: info@shinemycrown.com Subscribe To Our Channel @shinemycrown Follow on Twitter @ShineMyCrown Follow on Instagram @shinemycrown Follow on Facebook @shinemycrown Follow on TikTok @shinemycrown Visit: www.ShineMyCrown.com

Sheryl Lee Ralph Urges Women Of Color To Consider PrEP For HIV Prevention #Health #SherylLeeRalph: A powerful message is sparking important conversations about health and prevention. Award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph is urging… #PrEP #HIVPrevention #WomensHealth #HealthEquity #SherylLeeRalph

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Radiant Health Centers

3 weeks ago

National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights the importance of culturally respectful HIV prevention, testing & treatment. HIV is preventable & treatable, early testing saves lives.
Radiant Health Centers provides inclusive HIV care in OC.
#NNHAAD #HIVPrevention #CareForAll

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@chroniclesofe.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Great energy at #SYNC2026 in DC!

@drdemetre.bsky.social hosted a #PrEP talk show w/ Kieta Mutepfa, who shared she first learned about #PrEP through AVAC & PxROAR and highlighted #GPP as a model for community engagement.

Today: AVAC’s Mitchell Warren speaks on what’s new & next in #HIVprevention.

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Chris

3 weeks ago

#RHOA: #NeneLeakes, Erika Jayne among ‘Housewives’ to push for #HIVprevention on the Hill🎀🎀🎀Details HERE also get More news #RHOA

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Radiant Health Centers

@radianthealthoc.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

💊 PrEP reduces HIV risk by 99% & offers peace of mind. At Radiant, we offer confidential, stigma-free PrEP access with LGBTQ+ affirming care. Let’s protect our community—together. 💜
📞 (949) 809-5700
🌐 http://radianthealthcenters.org
#PrEPWorks #HIVPrevention #RadiantHealthO

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UCSF Prevention

@ucsfprevention.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

youtu.be/YasmZwTFnGM - TOWNHALL VIDEO. Mainstreaming Behavioral and #SocialSciences in #HIVprevention and Treatment: Unpacking the latest #PEPFAR Five-year Strategy.

Featuring Andrew Forsyth, Ph.D.

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Therapeutic Advances in Infectious Disease

@tainfdis.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Sage Journals: Discover world-class research Subscription and open access journals from Sage, the world's leading independent academic publisher.

In a survey of women in 🇿🇦 younger women& those engaged in transactional sex were more likely to intend to use PrEP, while condom users were less likely. #HIVPrevention #PrEP journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

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