HIV and AIDS

Surge in enrollment during pandemic means that a quarter of the U.S. population is now covered by the public program

Among individuals with versus without known HIV infection, sudden cardiac death due to occult drug overdose was more common

Ruling did not address whether the Obama-era law can continue without a provision that requires Americans obtain insurance or pay a penalty

At MetroHealth System, probability of vaccination up for employees older than 44 years, men, Whites, and Asians

No significant differences seen in physician vaccination rates across demographic groups, including region, gender, age

Since COVID-19, faculty more likely to consider leaving, reducing employment, especially female faculty members

Lawsuit was signed by 117 of 178 workers who were suspended last week for failure to get fully vaccinated by the hospital's deadline

Plan was announced last month and acknowledges that there is racism and White privilege in the medical establishment

Nearly 25,000 workers met Monday's deadline to be fully immunized, but 178 failed to do so and were suspended

Assembly's 193 member nations commit to efforts such as reducing annual new HIV infections, annual AIDS-related deaths