It’s that time of year again when we all make New Year’s Resolutions and slowly forget about them as the year goes on. And while a popular resolution is “getting healthy,” it’s just too….well, boring. […]
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How to make it through the upcoming holidays with HIV
It’s that time of year again– temperatures are dropping, winter coats become a necessity, and colds seem to be spreading at lightspeed! But it also means that the holidays are approaching and will be here […]
Tips for dealing with workplace harassment
You’ve heard of workplace harassment. It was probably talked about during orientation when you were hired because it’s a very real and destructive problem that’s way more common than people think. For many reasons, 90 […]
How to Curb Unhealthy Behaviors: Drug Addiction
If you’re reading this, there might be something in your life you want to change. Today, we’re going to talk about your relationship with drugs and what you can do to change it. Even making […]
How to meal prep
Between Pinterest and Facebook, you’ve probably heard of meal prepping. Maybe it’s always seemed like something out of reach, but I have good news for you: it isn’t! In fact, prepping your meals ahead of […]
What you need to know about gonorrhea
We’ve talked about Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) before and laid out how important it is to get tested regularly. Today, we’re going to dive into one of the most common STIs in the United States: […]
Vitamin C and why it’s good for you
Growing up, your mom or another close relative may have told you to drink your orange juice. That’s because orange juice is packed with vitamin C, which is an essential nutrient. According to the National […]
HIV and HAND
Let’s do a little HIV refresher first. It may seem silly, but it will make understanding HAND a lot easier, we promise! So, HIV weakens the immune system over time, which can make people living […]
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and How They Shape Us
About two-thirds of all people will experience an adverse childhood experience (ACE) according to the National Child Traumatic Stress Network, but what does this mean? Adverse childhood experience is any trauma, abuse, or neglect someone […]
The common cold and living with HIV
Getting a cold is the worst. It means two or three weeks of runny noses, sore throats, and feeling like crap. Billions of people are unlucky enough to wind up with a common cold each […]