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HIV Alliance has launched a Medication Assisted Treatment (MET) program for people who inject illicit drugs in Lane County.Suboxone is a medicine found…
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A new outreach initiative by HIV Alliance will provide medical care and housing support to homeless people across Lane County. The county used coronavirus…
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The Oregon Health Authority says the rate of new HIV diagnoses (2008-2017) among Black Oregonians is nearly five times that of whites. To confront this…
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The HIV Alliance launched a “no-contact” STI testing program Monday in Roseburg as a response to the coronavirus pandemic. The organization’s goal is to…
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In honor of World AIDS Day, HIV Alliance is promoting a new initiative to highlight how treatment leads to prevention.The new movement is known as U=U. Or…
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It's an innovative way to help solve problems for local groups: Put 200 people in a room and let them work for three days straight, competing to create…
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Lane county is designated a “high burden” area for overdose, hospitalization and risky prescribing of opioids. Each quarter, there are an average of nine…
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HIV Alliance has a new address in Eugene: 1195A City View Street. The agency made the move to increase capacity for additional services. Since 1994, HIV…
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Lane County Public Health and the County Board of Commissioners (acting as Health Board) have honored an individual and an agency for excellence in public…
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Florence health officials are concerned over a recent uptick in HIV infections. The small coastal community has seen a 300 percent increase since 2015.Six…
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People who identify as transgender are more at risk of contracting HIV-AIDS than any other demographic group. Transgender men and women say the biggest…
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About 5,500 Oregonians live with HIV/AIDS. A quarter of them reside in rural areas. Eugene-based HIV alliance is the only AIDS service organization…