HIV Disclosure Project

01/06/2026

Shifting HIV medical records electronically can be life-saving, leading to an estimated 28% reduction in deaths after five years, with the greatest reduction among children.

01/03/2026

https://www.opb.org/article/2025/08/29/oregon-health-science-university-hiv-funds-develop-cure/

Stem cell transplants — high risk procedures that replace a patient’s immune system with cells from a healthy donor — can cure HIV. Researchers at OHSU just won a 10-year grant to try to study this effect and design a better cure.

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

Patient Groups File Amicus Brief in Imported HIV Drug Scheme--Urge Court to Protect Patients Against Unscrupulous “Alternative Funding Programs” for Prescription Drugs: https://bit.ly/3NpT5kY

01/01/2026

The Wolf Moon 🌕 The first full moon of 2026 rises on January 3, lighting up the winter night. Known as the Wolf Moon, it’s named for the wolves often heard howling during the coldest days of the year.

12/31/2025

Image by Wilfried Pohnke from Pixabay

12/26/2025

"It’s a common sentiment that working on a holiday is terrible. I hear residents groan when they see a holiday shift on the schedule. And yet, I often tell them the opposite is true. Much like working on a weekend, there is something strangely, unexpectedly good about working on a holiday."

It’s a common sentiment that working on a holiday is terrible but...

12/26/2025

Season's Greetings
December 25, 2025

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas! ❤️

12/24/2025

"Earth is stunning. From Iceland’s spectacular fire and ice landscapes to Yemen’s otherworldly Socotra dragon trees, our home planet hosts a diverse lineup of jaw-dropping scenery.

The 12th annual International Landscape Photographer of the Year award honor professional and amateur photographers who venture far and wide to capture nature’s beauty."

The vibrant magnificence of Earth.

12/20/2025

December 21 marks the December (winter) solstice, happening tomorrow at 9:03 AM. It is the moment when the Northern Hemisphere experiences the shortest day and longest night of the year, as the Sun reaches its lowest arc in the sky.

From this point forward, daylight slowly begins to increase again—almost unnoticeable at first, but steadily growing with each passing day. For thousands of years, cultures around the world have observed the solstice as a symbol of balance, reflection, and renewal, marking the turning point of the Sun’s journey.

Even in the deepest part of winter, this moment reminds us that the return of light has already begun.

Read more: https://astronomynews.site/?p=986

12/20/2025

"a redesigned approach has been forming—one with new opportunities for leadership and commitments to domestic health investments, innovative financing mechanisms, biomedical research, medical product market development, public-private partnerships, and multilateralism."

The U.S. government’s sudden retreat on foreign assistance has significantly altered health security efforts in Africa, of which HIV has been the dominant focus. A redesigned approach, one with new commitments and opportunities, has been forming.