Who is transmitting HIV? It is estimated that roughly 90 percent of new HIV infections stem from transmissions from individuals who are infected by HIV but … Read more about Is HIV testing up to par?
Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in HIV
With the advancement in efficacy and tolerability of HIV treatments, individuals with HIV are living longer and longer. However, despite HIV viral load … Read more about Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in HIV
PrEP 2.0: How Will It Change Things?
You may have heard by now there's another medication coming out soon that can be used for HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). This medication is called Descovy … Read more about PrEP 2.0: How Will It Change Things?
Can Weight Loss “Cure” Diabetes?
I often tell patients that diabetes will change your life. In fact, it must: you will have to change the way you eat, what you eat, how you eat, etc. Developing … Read more about Can Weight Loss “Cure” Diabetes?
Diagnosed with HIV, Now What?
Getting tested for HIV can be an anxiety-provoking experience for many gay men. Decades of stigma paired with misinformation and antiquated knowledge of how HIV … Read more about Diagnosed with HIV, Now What?
Does HPV lead to increased risk of Cardiovascular Disease?
February is American Heart Month so it is only appropriate to highlight cardiovascular health in one way or another. At some point or another, you've heard … Read more about Does HPV lead to increased risk of Cardiovascular Disease?
A Recap of Current HIV Trends in MSM
The CDC recently published data that examined rates of HIV infection and prevalence from 2008-2016. While there were no big surprises, there are some important … Read more about A Recap of Current HIV Trends in MSM
PrEP: It’s Time for a Refresher
Jeremiah Robinson PA-C discusses PrEP and answers FAQs HIV continues to infect around 50,000 people in the United States each year, where 65 percent of newly … Read more about PrEP: It’s Time for a Refresher