In the U.S., HIV/AIDS has been shaped by early stigmatization fueled by fear and the unknown, and modern discrimination masked by misinformation and moral judgment. Scroll through this timeline for key moments and insights from two of Avita’s executive leaders who have been on the front lines since the beginning.
June 27th is National HIV Testing Day, designed to drive home the message that HIV testing is a powerful gateway to both wellness and prevention. Here are some basic facts to get the discussion started.
In her 23rd year as an HIV survivor, AvitaCare Atlanta’s Freda Jones sees her advocacy work gain national recognition in the documentary “Living Proof,” a celebration of the lived experiences of Black women with HIV.
Covered entities & their service providers act as healthcare safety nets for our most marginalized communities. They must unite to promote LGBTQ+ health equity.
NASCAR driver & liver health spokesperson Will Rodgers and hepatitis advocacy expert Ryan Clary explain why the hep C problem isn’t going away without a fight.
In the wake of abounding 340B changes, Dr. Christopher Hall gives a provider’s POV on the program’s impact and why sharing success stories is critical to its future.
Ensuring the true value of the 340B program is fully understood has never been more critical. Here’s why and how covered entities can easily get involved.
The 30-year champion of HIV prevention and treatment, LGBTQ+ rights, and the 340B program will lead the next chapter of Avita’s advocacy efforts.