Posted on · The CEO of AIDS Foundation Houston and a infectious disease specialist at Legacy Community Health share their stories on how the virus has impacted society and science.
Posted on · Episode: 3014 Measuring Almost Nothing. Today, we measure almost nothing.
Posted on · The program was considering a waitlist to help cut costs after it faced a $100 million budget shortfall.
Posted on · A software glitch concealed $35 million in HIV drug costs to program administrators.
Posted on · The state-run Texas HIV Medication Program has asked the legislature for more than $100 million over the next two fiscal years, without which administrators say they’ll be forced to limit eligibility in Texas.
Posted on · An expert on global pandemics talks about the impact of COVID-19 and looks back on a career in science.
Posted on · Episode: 3229 The Mathematics of HIV Infections. Today, we talk about the mathematics of HIV infections and treatment.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: The latest on the runoff race for Houston City Council District B, the latest efforts to treat HIV/AIDS, lessons from six years studying white supremacist groups, and the latest on Houston sports.
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Posted on · Harris County is one of 50 communities the CDC is targeting for an initiative to end the spread of HIV.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: Efforts to prevent new cases of HIV/AIDS, how air conditioning shaped the city, two astronauts from different eras have a conversation, and the latest on Houston sports.
Posted on · State health officials believe people may have been exposed to hepatitis and HIV at some Coastal Health and Wellness Clinics in Galveston County. We learn about sanitation standards for health clinics.
Posted on · The Galveston County Health District is offering free testing to anyone treated at the clinics
Posted on · The University of Houston hosted a panel discussion coinciding with National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Posted on · Established by the World Health Organization, World AIDS Day takes place December 1st each year since 1988 to honor those who have died from HIV/AIDS and to promote better care for those living with the disease