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States are rationing HIV medications through prior auth and formulary cuts to solve ADAP budget crises — a strategy that costs more, drives resistance, and concentrates harm on the most vulnerable.

World AIDS Day reflection on ending the HIV epidemic: challenges and opportunities.

Partisan political battles threaten essential public health programs and HIV funding.

Critical role of mental health services in HIV treatment and epidemic control.

Major HIV research breakthroughs from CROI 2024: long-acting treatments and prevention advances.

Proposed $767M HIV cuts betray bipartisan legacy; RWHAP and PEPFAR face critical funding threats.

Q3 2023 Watch: HIV disparities coverage; debt ceiling crisis impacts; Medicaid disenrollment trends tracked.

House appropriations proposes deep cuts to HIV/HCV funding including elimination of EHE initiative.

Q2 2023 Watch: Braidwood decision impacts PrEP coverage; ADAP coverage analysis and Medicaid program updates.

Australian study: 1% viral load suppression increase correlates with 6% decrease in HIV diagnoses.

Biden FY2024 budget includes $9.7B PrEP program and $11B Hepatitis Elimination Program.

Q1 2023 Watch: Tennessee rejecting federal HIV funding; updates on ADAPs, Medicaid, veterans care, and harm reduction.

Tennessee rejects $8.3M in federal HIV prevention funding, threatening surveillance and care programs.

Employers can advance health equity through inclusive benefits design and quality provider networks.

Q4 2022 Watch: HHS renewed opioid emergency; CANN launched monkeypox project; HEPLISAV-B hepatitis B vaccine covered.

S.4395 would divert Ryan White resources from PLWHA to PrEP, threatening the safety net for vulnerable populations.

White House releases federal implementation plan with 380+ action items for National HIV/AIDS Strategy.

ADAP Advocacy Association Fireside Chats resume with discussions on utilization management and EHE progress.

CANN campaign promotes transgender leadership in HIV advocacy, affirming gender-affirming care as lifesaving.

Medication abandonment disproportionately affects Black patients; PrEP users 41% more likely to abandon.