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Indianapolis organizations work toward HIV-free future

- March 10, 2022

In 2019, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) started an initiative to end the HIV epidemic by 2030. Dr. Virginia Caine, Marion...

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Phill Wilson: Still Answering the Black AIDS Call at 60 Years-old

Karen Ocamb, Black AIDS Institute - May 11, 2016

The first cases of what became HIV/AIDS hit the news on June 5, 1981. Soon, Phill Wilson, then just 25, and his new boyfriend...

Brothers United Looks to Honor Community during World Aids Day

News Release - October 30, 2015

Brothers United is Indiana’s only African American AIDS Serving Organization that focuses on the LGBT Community. Annually, Brothers United provides vital services to over...

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GET TESTED ON NATIONAL HIV TESTING DAY, JUNE 27

Guest Contributor - June 25, 2015

The question is easy. The answer perhaps not so much. Have you been tested for HIV? Saturday, June 27 marks the 20th annual National HIV...

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Free STD Testing at Planned Parenthood April 20-25

For the Recorder - April 16, 2015

Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky (PPINK) announced today that it will offer free STD and HIV tests at participating health centers April 20-25 as part...

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People are ‘called to action’ at state HIV awareness event

For the Recorder - November 12, 2012

INDIANAPOLIS—Singer and HIV activist Jamar Rogers spoke recently at the 9th Annual Statewide HIV Awareness Program at Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet School, in an...

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Florida city grapples with fear and denial

Madison Park - November 29, 2011

Editor's note: This week, CNN Health's team is taking a close look at the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the Southeast with a series leading up...

Opinion

HIV/AIDS – taking it to the streets

PHILL WILSON<br />NNPA columnist - January 27, 2011

Last year Blacks saw some tremendous advances in the fight against HIV/AIDS, including long-awaited scientific breakthroughs that may soon help prevent HIV, but also...

Opinion

HIV/AIDS – taking it to the streets

PHILL WILSONNNPA columnist - January 27, 2011

Last year Blacks saw some tremendous advances in the fight against HIV/AIDS, including long-awaited scientific breakthroughs that may soon help prevent HIV, but also...

Health

Programs help prevent HIV/AIDS

ERICKA SANDERS - September 30, 2010

It is true that due to extensive research and money dedicated solely to finding a cure to HIV/AIDS, people with the condition are living...

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