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NASTAD's vision is a world committed to ending HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and intersecting epidemics.

12/16/2025

☃️ Happy holidays from NASTAD! We value the partnerships and commitments to end / , viral , and other intersecting epidemics!

💗 The NASTAD office will be closed December 22, 2025 through January 2, 2026 and will reopen Monday, January 5, 2026.

12/15/2025

The HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part B AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) are facing funding issues. This resource from NASTAD takes a look at specific issues and how ADAPs can remain sustainable to make sure that they can keep providing services to low-income people with .

🔗 Read more here: https://nastad.org/resources/aids-drug-assistance-program-adap-cost-containment-considerations

12/12/2025

📚 NASTAD completed an impact survey to see the potential effects of reductions in prevention/surveillance, viral hepatitis, the HIV/ Program, and overdose prevention programs.

🔗 You can read more here:https://nastad.org/sites/default/files/2025-10/nastad_impactsurvey_101625_0.pdf

12/12/2025

On behalf of the Federal AIDS Policy Partnership—a diverse coalition of more than 120 organizations representing advocates, civil society and faith-based organizations, philanthropy, implementers, professional membership organizations, and NGOs— was honored to recognize Rep. Pocan for his long-standing leadership in the domestic / response with the fourth annual Award for Excellence in HIV/AIDS.

Timed around , tye coalition was delighted to pay tribute to Rep. Pocan at a reception on December 2, 2025 in Washington, D.C., alongside colleagues in the Global AIDS Policy Partnership that honored Senator Susan Collins for her efforts related to the global HIV response at the event.

In this photo: John Meade (AVAC), Rep. Mark Pocan, and NASTAD's Director of Policy, Mike Weir.

12/10/2025

📰 Are you subscribed to NASTAD's policy newsletter? If not, sign up today! Stay up to date on policy as it relates to and .

🔗 You can learn more here: https://nastad.org/newsletter.

12/03/2025

📚 NASTAD has so many resources ranging from toolkits, factsheets, issue briefs, webinars, and more! Check out our latest ones to stay up to date on and programs in the U.S., as well as advocacy and capacity building techniques.

📨 Here are the latest resources:
- Toolkit: Policy Guidance for Viral Hepatitis Programs in Health Departments
- Issue Brief: Federal Policy Changes and ADAPs
- Factsheet: AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Cost Containment Considerations
- Presentation: NASTAD and RAISE Webinar Series

🔗 Read more here: https://nastad.org/resources

12/02/2025

An analysis led by researchers and public health practitioners from Oregon Health & Science University, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Emory University, and Cornell University found that when the B ( ) birth dose vaccination is delayed, there will be an increase in new infections, chronic disease, liver cancer, and related deaths, highlighting how important the HepB birth dose vaccine is for children’s long-term health.

🔗 Read more here: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.11.24.25340907v1

12/01/2025

❤️ December 1 marks the 36th commemoration of .

World Day serves as an opportunity to recognize and honor the more than 44.1 million people who have died worldwide from AIDS-related illness, to show support for people living with and impacted by , and to celebrate the major advancements in treatment and care for people living with HIV/AIDS.

This year’s theme, “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response,” reminds our community that although we face new challenges & changing landscapes in our work to , the path forward remains one of hope, innovation, and equity.

🔗 Read our blog that discusses more on the importance of World AIDS Day here: https://nastad.org/blog/world-aids-day-2025

11/28/2025

❤️ NMAC released an issue brief on the community and .

🌎 With over 85 million adults in the US using Medicaid, 4 in 10 adults with HIV rely on Medicaid for coverage! Medicaid covers 45% of federal HIV care spending, highlighting the importance of delivering accessible, affordable, and continuous health coverage to the HIV community.

❗Protecting Medicaid will help us end the HIV Epidemic!

🔗Read more here:https://mcusercontent.com/51ae1af3fb6e03af7c0b80cda/files/2b2f4dca-a914-dc52-711f-e4f8ff1ea1a5/Medicaid_and_the_HIV_community_brief6.pdf

11/26/2025

📕 Check out NASTAD's resource on AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) cost containment considerations!

📝 In this resource, NASTAD explores several challenges that the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program ( ) Part B ADAP face:
∙ Changes to Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance enrollment and coverage, which may increase the number of people with HIV who become or remain uninsured.
∙ Rising costs of antiretrovirals and other drugs.
∙ The growing complexity of the 340B program, which offers revenue generation opportunities for ADAP but also comes with important compliance requirements and complex partnership dynamics.

🔗 Read more here:https://nastad.org/sites/default/files/2025-11/adap-cost-containment-considerations.pdf

11/25/2025

❤️ NMAC released an issue brief on the community and .

🍽️ The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides food security to over 40 million Americans.

that there is a 30% higher food insecurity rate for people living with HIV than the general population? Nearly 79% of this community in U.S. cities rely on SNAP!

Food security leads to better nutritional outcomes that help maintain health, support treatment effectiveness, and leads to positive health outcomes for the HIV community.

🔗 You can read more here:https://mcusercontent.com/51ae1af3fb6e03af7c0b80cda/files/097daf51-e7b0-038d-3bc6-36dce4fc2c2f/SNAP_and_the_HIV_community_brief_3.pdf

11/21/2025

⭐ The RAISE Hub, launched in 2022 and led by NASTAD and the University of Washington, supports Ending the Epidemic (EHE) efforts through evidence-based interventions, implementation science, and technical assistance for health departments nationwide.

🌐October's webinar, “Prioritization in an Era of Scarcity,” featured Dr. Matthew Golden discussing how to sustain HIV prevention and treatment amid shrinking resources.

🔗 Catch the recording and learn more about the RAISE Hub’s work advancing implementation science in EHE jurisdictions here: https://nastad.org/resources/nastad-and-raise-webinar-series.

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