Join the top health educators in the country as they weigh in on what's truly needed for a COVID-19 vaccine and what that would look like.

"I decided I'm going to live." Melanie educated herself about her HIV diagnosis, and today she's undetectable. Produced by Baltimore In Conversation (www.BaltimoreInConversation.com).

Older Women Embracing Life's CHECC-uP Cervical Cancer in minority women with HIV Project - Recipient of the Eighth Annual Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award 2018 Through their, CHECC-uP Cervical Cancer in minority women with HIV Project, Older Women Embracing Life works in partnership with John Hopkins School of Nursing to reduce the occurrence of, and offer early treatment for, cervical cancer among women living with HIV.

In March 2017, the 30 for 30 Campaign, CHANGE, Advocates for Youth, HIVEonline, and OWEL held a webinar examining how woman and girls across the age spectrum are affected by HIV. The webinar focusing on: younger women, the Affordable Care Act, and sex education; women of reproductive age and fertility desires; and women living with HIV who are aging. Go to 30for30campaign.org for more information!

Three people with HIV explain the challenges of living with the disease-and the medications that control it.

Get the nuts and bolts of how women who use PrEP can protect themselves from HIV infection.

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