search
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Trends
- 1Key Facts on Mental Health and Aging Well with HIV▼The Data Maven: Key Facts about Mental Health and Aging Well with HIV
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has released a data briefing on mental health and aging well with HIV. As people living with HIV increasingly reach older age thanks to effective treatment, mental health issues such as depression, isolation and cognitive decline are becoming a bigger part of long-term HIV care. The publication highlights statistics on these challenges and what support older patients need.
- 2HIV Called a Serious Public Health Problem in the American South▼HIV is a Serious Public Health Problem in the American South
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is highlighting that HIV remains a serious public health problem in the American South, where diagnosis rates and access to care lag behind the rest of the United States. The advocacy group is pushing for greater attention and resources for prevention and treatment in the region.
- 3Rural West Nursing Workforce Hinges on Student Support▼Nursing in the Rural West: Why Strengthening the WorkforceStarts with Supporting Students
A new commentary argues that addressing nursing shortages across the rural American West must begin with better support for nursing students, including financial aid, mentorship and rural clinical training opportunities. The piece frames student retention as the foundation for building a lasting healthcare workforce in underserved rural communities.