Knowing your HIV status starts with testing. Early detection = timely care and prevention. Take control of your health and get tested today: hiv.gov/hiv-basics/hiv…

Healthy eating helps people with HIV maintain a healthy weight and efficiently absorb their HIV medications. Make sure that every day you eat a variety of: • Fruits • Vegetables • Grains • Proteins • Dairy Learn more about healthy eating and HIV: hiv.gov/hiv-basics/liv…

Do you know your HIV status? When was your last HIV test? Where is your nearest HIV testing location? National HIV Testing Day is next week and is a great reminder to schedule your HIV test. Level up your self-love and get tested. Learn more: hiv.gov/hiv-basics/hiv…

Prioritize nutrition for a stronger immune system. Consult your HIV care team or a registered dietician for personalized advice. Learn more: hiv.gov/hiv-basics/liv… #HIV

Do you know your HIV status? When was your last HIV test? Where is your nearest HIV testing location? Level up your self-love and get tested. HIV.gov is here for you on National HIV Testing Day to help connect you with a testing location near you. Level up your

Today, on #NationalHIVTestingDay, learn more about #HIVTesting and make a plan to know your status. Once you have your plan, you can encourage others to do the same. Read more: hiv.gov/blog/june-27-i…

Did you know that there are specific cancer care guidelines for people living with HIV? Working with an oncologist and an HIV specialist leads to a better treatment plan. Learn more about HIV and cancer care: cancer.gov/about-cancer/c… #CancerSurvivorsMonth #HIV

HIV treatment has come a long way. Since 1996, antiretroviral therapy (ART) has helped people with HIV live longer, healthier lives. When taken as prescribed, it lowers the virus to undetectable levels and reduces transmission risk. Learn more today: hivinfo.nih.gov/understanding-…

Big news in HIV prevention! The U.S. FDA has approved the twice-yearly injectable called lenacapavir (marketed as Yeztugo). Explore what this new option means for your health and HIV prevention: targethiv.org/news/twice-yea… #HIV

Holidays offer a chance to reflect on how to support the health and well-being of those around us. This Fourth of July, as we celebrate freedom, it’s also a moment to prioritize what keeps us healthy. Take a moment to learn more about HIV and the steps you can take to protect

Did you know syphilis can be passed from a pregnant woman to her baby? Without treatment, syphilis can cause a baby to be born too early or even stillborn. If a baby is born with syphilis, it is critical that they receive treatment right away. This is why all pregnant women

While most people who take PrEP don’t report side effects, they can happen. Finding ways to deal with side effects from #PrEP is important, because taking your PrEP medication on time and exactly as prescribed is important for it to work. Always talk to your health care provider

Time outdoors and recreation = better mental health. This Parks and Recreation Month, enjoy the many benefits of spending time outdoors. Learn more about mental health and HIV: hiv.gov/hiv-basics/sta… #HIV #ParksAndRecreationMonth

An unexplained fever, especially if it happens two to four weeks after a possible HIV exposure, isn’t a reason to panic, but it is a good reason to get tested. Learn more about HIV symptoms and the importance of testing. hiv.gov/hiv-basics/ove… #HIV

Mental health matters for everyone impacted by HIV. Just like people with HIV, family, friends, and loved ones can experience stress, anxiety, and emotional challenges. Remember, you’re not alone, and seeking support is a sign of strength. Learn more about mental health

If you’re facing a limited supply of Bicillin L-A, CDC encourages prioritizing this treatment for women with syphilis during pregnancy. More priority actions to consider: cdc.gov/sti/php/from-t…

Today, on World Hepatitis Day, take a step toward eliminating hepatitis C by knowing how to reduce your risks. Learn more about hepatitis C: hiv.gov/blog/world-hep… #WorldHepatitisDay #HepatitisC

🎙️ Just sat down with NIAID News’s Dr. Geri Donenberg on the latest episode of The Director’s Desk to discuss emerging HIV treatments and technologies as well as NIH’s role in helping to end the HIV epidemic. Don’t miss our inspiring conversation! ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=Qtt80q…

The Cherokee Nation, an Indigenous community in Oklahoma, is working to diagnose and cure hepatitis C. Learn more about these efforts in our latest blog post as we honor the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples: hiv.gov/blog/strengthe… Cherokee Nation #HepatitisC

🩺 Health care providers: Are you ready to strengthen your syphilis screening strategy? Enhance your skills in identifying, screening, & managing #syphilis & #CongenitalSyphilis with this new Medscape Education CME activity. 💻 Explore the CME & earn credit today.