Why a Healthy Diet is Vital for People Living with HIV
Healthy eating habits are important for everyone — but especially those living with HIV, according to the latest data.
April 05 2022 12:14 PM
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Healthy eating habits are important for everyone — but especially those living with HIV, according to the latest data.
Hidden beneath the shiny landscape of single-pill regimes and ever increasing lifespans, insufficient food access torments those living with HIV.
Gay and bi men, bi women, and trans people all have higher rates of eating disorders. How do we stop that?
For people who need it, gluten-free is more than the latest food fad. For those who don’t, it’s just money down the drain.
Missing meals? Not getting enough nutrients? Try these delicious vegan meal replacement powders.
That healthy treat of yours may be anything but.
Wasting isn’t the same scourge but weight loss with HIV is still an issue.
Two new studies suggest that weight gain can cause additional problems for people living with HIV.
WHO has declared once and for all that consuming processed meats increases your risk of cancer—and the meat industry isn't happy about it.
The Atlantic explores a world where protein comes from a lab.
New data indicate that your HIV may be contributing more to your buzz than you imagined.
On April 30, you can go eat at any of the restaurants nationwide who are participating in the annual HIV charity fundraiser. Then take home one of these recipes from some of our favorite Texas chefs.
Protein shakes and deli meat and fro yo — oh my!
A new study says you should drink a cuppa joe for your health.