HIV 101: Isolating and Discovering HIV
This week marks the 30th anniversary of the discovery of HIV, find out more about how researchers discovered the virus and it's impact on the AIDS community. Keep reading
Pop Art Condoms Promote Safe Sex
In Kenya, the Center for African Studies launched a new campaign that seeks to address the stigma associated with condoms and HIV/AIDS by enlisting the help of a local artist to create new designs for condom wrappers. Keep reading
Happy Moments Working with Maternal and Child HIV in Zambia
As a medical student at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, Shana Semmens spent six weeks volunteering with EGPAF's partner, Tiny Tim & Friends in Zambia. Keep reading
In Zimbabwe: Engaging Private Practitioners to End AIDS in Children
Educating practitioners about new guidelines is critical to ensuring that all HIV-infected clients in Zimbabwe are being managed according to established national guidelines. Keep reading
Hitched: Family Planning and the Elimination of Pediatric AIDS
We must coordinate our work to ensure that women living with HIV have access to family planning services. Keep reading
Birx Vows to Continue Practice of Good Public Health, No Matter the Context
U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Debbie Birx shares her vision for PEPFAR’s future in her first statement as the head of the United States’ international AIDS policies. Keep reading
The History of HIV/AIDS in Children
Check out this infographic from our friends at the Stigma Action Network which charts the history of HIV in U.S. children and adolescents. Keep reading
Experts in Focus: Dr. Laura Guay
EGPAF’s Vice President of Research Laura Guay, M.D., reflects on how HIV/AIDS has defined her career and changed her life. Keep reading
Quote of the Day: Looking to the Future
This Mother’s Day, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) is honoring the invaluable role of moms and commemorating the myriad joys of motherhood. Keep reading
