Every day, more people are learning about a powerful tool in HIV prevention called PrEP. Short for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, PrEP is a daily pill that can prevent HIV infection.

You've probably heard the terms HIV and AIDS used in conversations, news reports, or health classes. Sometimes people use these terms as if they mean the same thing, but they don't.

One of the most important scientific discoveries about HIV in recent years can be summed up with a simple equation: U=U. These letters stand for 'Undetectable = Untransmittable.'

Despite decades of research and education about HIV, myths and misconceptions about how the virus spreads continue to circulate. This article separates fact from fiction.

Sometimes accidents happen. A condom breaks during sex. A healthcare worker gets stuck with a needle. In these situations, there's a medication called PEP that can prevent HIV infection.

When we talk about sexual health, we often focus on one infection at a time. But did you know that having one sexually transmitted infection (STI) can increase your risk for others?

Being diagnosed with HIV today is very different from what it was like in the past. With modern treatment, people living with HIV can lead long, healthy lives.

When we talk about HIV prevention, medications like PrEP often get the spotlight. While these medications are incredibly effective, they're just one part of a comprehensive approach.

Drug overdoses have become a serious public health crisis affecting communities across the country. The good news is that many overdoses can be prevented, and even when they occur, quick action can save lives.

If you've been exploring ways to protect your sexual health, you might have heard of 'PEP' and 'Doxy PEP.' While these terms sound similar, they refer to different prevention tools.

As we conclude 2023's Atlanta Pride Festival, StopHIVATL is proud to share a special spotlight issue highlighting the intersection of Pride and sexual health.

Recognizing the signs of an overdose can save someone's life. Atlanta has a high rate of substance use, and with fentanyl-related incidents on the rise, it's critical to have a plan of action.

Stigmas surrounding STI diagnoses remain a significant barrier for people needing testing and treatment. At StopHIVATL, sex positivity and democratizing access to sexual health resources are the heart of our mission.

For folks in Atlanta seeking sexual health and harm reduction resources, StopHIV Atlanta remains a trustworthy source of knowledge and tools.

To connect folks in the Atlanta Metropolitan area with the right tools needed to thrive, StopHIV Atlanta's mission centers on offering community-based sexual health and harm reduction resources.

StopHIVATL is an Atlanta-based non-profit consortium dedicated to providing underserved communities with the tools to enhance sexual health and harm reduction awareness.

Testing for sexually transmitted infections regularly is a great way to take control of your sex life.

To encourage sex positivity and avoid stigma, it is important to seek queer-inclusive sex education and information from reliable sources.

With the recent wave of fentanyl-related overdoses in the city of Atlanta, StopHIVATL aims to provide substance users with tools and instructions for safer use.