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Getting Started on myHIVteam
... There are two ways to do this: Step 1 — Tap “Meet Others” in the navigation bar.Step 2 — Search in the “Search by location” box or, if you’re on a mobile device, tap the “Filter” button located next to the search icon. ...
... According to the CDC, people who have not had the smallpox vaccine in the past three years should get vaccinated — that is, if they have been exposed or are at higher risk of being exposed.Does the Chickenpox Vaccine Protect Against Mpox?No, the chickenpox vaccine does not protect against mpox. ...
Mpox Vaccines: Side Effects, Effectiveness, and More
... According to the CDC, people who have not had the smallpox vaccine in the past three years should get vaccinated — that is, if they have been exposed or are at higher risk of being exposed.Does the Chickenpox Vaccine Protect Against Mpox?No, the chickenpox vaccine does not protect against mpox. ...
... If You’re Living With HIV, Timing MattersIf you’re considering the updated COVID-19 vaccine, here are important timing steps to talk through with your care team: Ask if you qualify based on your age and health history. Plan around your treatment cycles. Your doctor may recommend receiving the vaccine when your immune system is more stable. ...
Prepare for COVID-19 Season: 6 Facts People With HIV Should Know
... If You’re Living With HIV, Timing MattersIf you’re considering the updated COVID-19 vaccine, here are important timing steps to talk through with your care team: Ask if you qualify based on your age and health history. Plan around your treatment cycles. Your doctor may recommend receiving the vaccine when your immune system is more stable. ...
... If your CD4 count is above 200 cells per cubic millimeter or your CD4 percentage is at least 15 percent, you can receive the vaccine in two doses, 28 days apart. While the immune response may be weaker than in the general population, the vaccine still offers important protection. ...
Measles and HIV: How To Protect Yourself
... If your CD4 count is above 200 cells per cubic millimeter or your CD4 percentage is at least 15 percent, you can receive the vaccine in two doses, 28 days apart. While the immune response may be weaker than in the general population, the vaccine still offers important protection. ...
... — Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia FDA Authorizes Updated Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine To Better Protect Against Currently Circulating Variants — U.S. ...
... Options include annual city health fairs, mobile HIV testing vans, employee or student health services, public health offices, and primary care doctor appointments. ...
5 Ways To End HIV Stigma
... Options include annual city health fairs, mobile HIV testing vans, employee or student health services, public health offices, and primary care doctor appointments. ...
... are: Itching and redness of the skin where the vaccine was given Chills Muscle aches Headaches Tiredness Nausea The mpox vaccine is in short supply right now, but that supply is increasing. ...
... I wanted to die but was always afraid of suicide. All my life I had been a follower. I always wanted to fit in. I wanted to be loved. My second marriage was on the rocks because I didn't know how to be a husband to a woman. I did however know how to do drugs and sleep with any guy I could. I have always - even to this day - been afraid of needles. ...
Member Spotlight: There Is Life With HIV, and I Am Proof
... I wanted to die but was always afraid of suicide. All my life I had been a follower. I always wanted to fit in. I wanted to be loved. My second marriage was on the rocks because I didn't know how to be a husband to a woman. I did however know how to do drugs and sleep with any guy I could. I have always - even to this day - been afraid of needles. ...
... The stages rarely happen in order, and many people revisit some or all of the stages over and over.Anger sets in when we acknowledge what we’ve lost – suddenly there are new realities because of HIV: feeling afraid to be vulnerable with partners and friends, worrying about medication schedules, running to endless doctor's appointments, and losing friends ...
Finding a New Normal: Living With HIV
... The stages rarely happen in order, and many people revisit some or all of the stages over and over.Anger sets in when we acknowledge what we’ve lost – suddenly there are new realities because of HIV: feeling afraid to be vulnerable with partners and friends, worrying about medication schedules, running to endless doctor's appointments, and losing friends ...
... I felt vulnerable and afraid of people. I don't know what's going on with me, what do you suggest - is it too soon to get group therapy? Or is this a normal reaction?" Dealing with fear will look different for everyone. Sometimes it means arguing with our intrusive thoughts. Sometimes it looks like meditating to clear the mind. ...
Replace Fear-Based Thinking with Love-Based Thinking
... I felt vulnerable and afraid of people. I don't know what's going on with me, what do you suggest - is it too soon to get group therapy? Or is this a normal reaction?" Dealing with fear will look different for everyone. Sometimes it means arguing with our intrusive thoughts. Sometimes it looks like meditating to clear the mind. ...
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