Short film tackles HIV stigma

"90 Days" takes on HIV and prevention with screening in Atlanta

Sophia DeLuca|August 29, 2018

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On Aug. 29, 2018 community public health employees, HIV clinicians, and activists took a stand against HIV in black communities at the screening of the short film “90 Days.” The film follows a young couple and takes on HIV stigma and love, while highlighting biomedical prevention strategies.  

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The film features actors Teyonah Parris and Nic Few. “90 Days” is part of a greater initiative to help black women utilize biomedical HIV prevention strategies through a collaborative campaign called “Black Women and PrEP.” PrEP, or Pre-exposure Prophylaxis, is a medicine, which if taken daily, can prevent HIV infection. The film was supported by the Black AIDS Institute, Walgreens, and CDC's Act Against AIDS prevention program.

 

Related links: Black AIDS Institute , Walgreens PrEP accessibility, Act Against AIDS, Absolute:CARE, clinic with PrEP accessibility, Georgia HIV statistics, PrEP CDC information, African Academy Award, PrEP tool kit information for Black Women

 

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