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HIV - Then, Now, Next explores the history, science, treatment, and human stories behind HIV—from its mysterious beginnings to the global movement for a cure. Through powerful narratives and expert insight, it sheds light on how far we’ve come—and how far we still have to go. For more thought-provoking and engaging podcasts, visit: https://www.quietperiodplease.com/Click here to browse handpicked Amazon finds inspired by this podcast series! https://amzn.to/4iKfAMs

HIV, Real Talk, Real Solutions: The Origin and Impact of Hope and HelpIn this inaugural episode of 'HIV, Real Talk, Real Solutions,' we introduce Theresa Giles, the CEO of Hope and Help in Orlando, Florida. Theresa shares the compelling history and evolution of Hope and Help, which began in response to the AIDS epidemic in 1988. This episode delves into the grassroots origins, the urgent need for dignity, and the expansive services provided by the organization today. Discover how Hope and Help has grown from a small group of friends meeting in living rooms to a comprehensive health and ...

Science is restless. It's always seeking, always exploring, always striving to answer new questions and build off the knowledge it has already gained. In HIV, we've spent decades refining our understanding of the virus and its complex web of intersections with our bodies and our societies. Yet we constantly strive to learn more, and to create ever-more-effective means by which we can prevent HIV transmission, treat HIV infection, and improve the length and quality of the lives of people affected by this 40-year pandemic. In this monthly podcast, HIV and the Future will zoom in on one area ...

An oral history and public-education audio archive documenting the lived experience of people living with HIV in the UK. The series captures testimony at a moment when institutional memory, peer support, and long-term survivor narratives are being eroded, despite medical progress. Led by Emmy award-winning documentary producer Dan Hall, the project is building a long-form archive of 50+ recorded testimonies for public, community, and educational use.

Hosted by Eileen Scully, MD, PhD, and Christopher Hoffmann, MD, MSC, MPH, both HIV specialists at Johns Hopkins, Viremic explores quandaries in adult HIV care. Each case discussion includes medical history and diagnoses, challenges in care and treatment, and key evidence and guidelines that informed clinical decision making. Cases are presented as a composite from the hosts’ clinical practice, with all identifying details removed to protect the privacy of patients. Case discussions are for informational purposes only and not offered as medical or clinical practice advice for patients or ...

The HIV Podcast is a joint production from the AIDS Committee of Ottawa (ACO) and CHUO 89.1 FM. In this series, members of the ACO share their experiences and expertise to shed light on life with HIV/AIDS. These episodes cover an array of topics from personal diagnosis stories to the social stigmas that exist today, the medical advancements that have been made and the AIDS crisis in the 80s.

HIV Hour is the UK's only FM radio programme & podcast about living a healthy, happy life with HIV. All the presenters are living with HIV It's only by talking openly that we can end HIV related stigma and discrimination. Taking an experience-led approach, rather than a medical one, presenters discuss the latest news from the community and explore events, services & support networks in the Brighton area and worldwide. Featuring interviews with charity workers, authors, and people telling their stories. HIV Hour aims to educate listeners and tackle the isolation many people with HIV face. ...

It’s been 40 years since AIDS was first reported and we now live in a world where AIDS has become old news: the forgotten pandemic. HIV unmuted, the IAS - International AIDS Society - podcast, brings together global HIV change-makers as we journey through the last four decades, recreating moments in time and spotlighting the scientific advancements and human endeavours central to the response. Together, we’ll reflect on our past, focus on our present and look to the future. This is HIV unmuted. Join us.

A ten-episode series built for & focusing on directly addressing people who are living with HIV, as well as providing general and concise information for anyone who is curious about the virus.From understanding & reacting to a diagnosis, changes to expect, and perspectives on disclosing your status, this comprehensive collection dives into all things HIV; with first-person life experiences shaping the path.In association with @iplaysafeapp.A secure and verified way to update and share your STI status with a partner. www.iplaysafe.app. @iplaysafeapp

HIV Connect brings attention to the issues that are important to those living with HIV and what that looks like today. From topics like medication adherence and aging with HIV, to equitable care and sex, we aim to raise awareness and destigmatize what it means to be living with HIV. Our host Kalvin Pugh is joined each week by leading advocates and experts to delve deeper into the topics that matter. HIV Connect is brought to you by the International Association of Providers of AIDS Care.

Award nominated podcast, listened to in an incredible 180 countries, The HIV Podcast is fast becoming a global gamechanger for tackling HIV stigma!The HIV Podcast separates fact from fiction and tackles HIV myths and misconceptions. We cover all things HIV related from people to historical events, law, health, taboo topics and pop-culture moments - basically everything you need to know about HIV! Join hosts Sarah Macadam and Jessica Harding, who have worked at an HIV charity for a combined 40 years, every Friday where they will take you on a journey that's surprising, shocking, educational and...

The podcast explores the current issues people living with HIV experience that impact on their quality of life. The podcast aims to provide educational content and discussions with key leaders in HIV care in the UK, Europe and America. Exploring issues in a conversational solution focused approach will lead to a greater understanding of the needs of people living with HIV and enhance healthcare professional’s ability to provide person centred care. Throughout each episode there will be a specific show theme which will focus on current and topical issues within HIV care, either from a ...

Varying from person to person (https://hivrna.com/what-are-the-signs-symptoms-of-hiv-aids), there is no exact, rigid timeline for symptoms in those persons with HIV could present, though there are general possibilities in every case. That being said, HIV will follow a general pattern in most cases, covered under three main categories.

The podcast aims at bringing the horrible sufferings of getting diagnosed with the disease and battling with it to light . A lot of Indians still aren't aware with what this disease is and that it is no longer a death sentence . It at the same time , provides the newly - diagnosed people to listen to those who have been through this stage from the comfort of their home without any breach of privacy .

The UNICEF HIV/AIDS team presents 'HIV Reimagined: Conversations for Change', a new podcast featuring conversations with changemakers on the frontlines of health service delivery. This podcast series delves into a range of topics, from mental health to youth services to health technology and diagnostics. It also looks at innovations accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic and their future in a world with changing needs. Join us on a journey around the globe to hear stories of big and small healthcare successes, new solutions…and old solutions with innovative twists.

HIV in Focus is a podcast that shines a spotlight on HIV, hosted by Dr Naomi Sutton, Consultant Physician at Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. Listen as she is joined by experts to discuss the biggest barriers to the care and well-being of people with HIV, while tackling misconceptions and misinformation to set the record straight about HIV. This podcast also provides practical advice and resources for healthcare professionals to deliver accessible and equitable care, and reduce stigma in healthcare settings. Series 1 is developed for healthcare professionals working in or close to the HIV ...

Those who infected HIV, who ultimately develop AIDS, suffer from a weakened immune system that opens the door to a wealth of infections. Make no mistake; left untreated, the ultimate outcome for anyone who contracts HIV will succumb to death as there is no cure in existence today.https://hivrna.com/what-are-the-complications-risks-of-hiv-aids

The “I Have HIV” Podcast is dedicated to people living with HIV and their friends, and their family members. It is the first podcast of its kind that features a host that is actively and openly living with HIV, and includes guests who are doing the same, struggling to adapt, overcoming negative stigma, and so much more. Josh Mica was diagnosed with Stage 3 HIV in 2018 with a T-Cell count of ten, feeling overwhelmed with a terminal diagnosis if left untreated, Josh Mica started to get involved with finding a way to prevent anyone else from getting this diagnosis. That same year he joined ...

WebMD Education recently spoke with a diverse group of men and women, all living with HIV. They each provided us with new and profound insights into the physical and emotional issues they face. In this series you'll hear from a mother, a student, a dancer, an aspiring doctor all in their own words, sharing their optimistic messages and giving us a rare and revealing look at what it means to be HIV positive in America today.

In the Academy Exchange, we discuss the latest advances in HIV prevention, care and treatment as well as examine the societal and systemic issues facing people with and at risk for HIV. Brought to you by the American Academy of HIV Medicine and its Executive Director, Bruce Packett, this series of interviews with clinical, research, epidemiological, public health and advocacy experts will demystify the current HIV landscape and point towards future developments. To learn more about the Academy, visit: https://aahivm.org.