Month March 2025

Community-Based Interventions – Grassroots efforts to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, often led by local activists and healthcare workers.

Community-Based Interventions – Grassroots efforts to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, often led by local activists and healthcare workers.

Cultural Perceptions of HIV/AIDS – How different societies interpret, stigmatize, or respond to the disease.

Syndemics and HIV/AIDS – The interaction of HIV/AIDS with other diseases, such as tuberculosis and hepatitis, in vulnerable populations.

HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategies – Methods to reduce HIV transmission, including condom use, PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), and education campaigns.

Global Response to HIV/AIDS – International efforts to combat HIV/AIDS through public health initiatives, funding, and research.

HIV/AIDS and Gender – The different ways in which HIV affects men, women, and non-binary individuals, including gender-based disparities in treatment and prevention.

Structural Violence and HIV/AIDS – The social and economic inequalities that increase vulnerability to HIV infection, such as poverty, gender inequality, and lack of healthcare access.

Harm Reduction – Strategies to minimize the risk of HIV transmission, such as needle exchange programs and safe sex education.

Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) – A combination of drugs that suppress HIV and prevent its progression to AIDS.