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"Have you ever wondered how some people can contract HIV and not need medication? Did you know that there are different kinds of controllers? Wait, what's a controller?"

"Attending the US Cure Academy reminded me that even through grief, setbacks, and uncertainty, purpose still finds a way to meet you where you are."

"That's part of what makes these babies so exciting: If we could learn more about their immune systems, that knowledge could possibly lead to making better medications or even a cure."

"In summary, sex and gender both impact a variety of health outcomes. Representation will allow the identification of important differences and may point to better treatment pathways."

Watch episode 43 of A Girl Like Me LIVE. Let this important conversation be a tool in your toolkit for navigating the ever-shifting landscape of online health media.

As women age with HIV or grapple with a new HIV diagnosis at any age, overall health matters. Check out episode 42 of A Girl Like Me LIVE.

On Thursday, March 26, 2026, cohosts Olivia G. Ford and Bridgette Picou, LVN, ACLPN, discussed critical findings on the impact of stigmatizing language in the healthcare system on people living with HIV.

The Well Project, along with a group of expert advisors, sought to understand the extent and impact of stigmatizing language in healthcare settings - and what can be done.

In response to the US government's disavowal of this crucial day, The Well Project and PWN-USA have teamed up to remind the world that we don't need permission to be acknowledged.

This year, it is only fitting for The Well Project and Positive Women's Network - USA to team up and take the lead in assuring that NWGHAAD stays on the national radar.