The Well Project team makes sure to be in places where research is presented. To that end, Bridgette Picou was in Prague in April 2026 to present a poster based on our study on stigmatizing language.
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Get basic facts about heart disease – what it is, symptoms of a heart attack, HIV and heart disease, how to reduce your risk factors, and more.
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I'm in awe of black women/ They show up every single day/ While legislators are trimmin'/ All their rights and freedoms away
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Learn why healthy bones are important, what puts you at risk for bone loss, and things you can do to prevent or treat bone loss.
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Muchos de mis pensamientos terminan en gratitud porque mi corazón sigue lleno de alegría por poder dedicarme cada día a un trabajo que tiene un impacto positivo en la vida de las mujeres viviendo con VIH.
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Many of my thoughts land in a space of gratitude because my heart remains full that I get to meaningfully engage in work day-to-day that supports positive impact on the lives of women living with HIV.
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Learn about peripheral neuropathy – what it is, what puts people at risk of developing it, its signs and symptoms, and available treatments.
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Get basic information about lipodystrophy: body shape changes, metabolic complications, and causes and treatment of fat loss and fat gain.
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Learn why nutrition is so important to people living with HIV, how it is measured, and several ways to stay healthy by eating smarter.
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Learn about the importance of adherence, barriers to it, and tips to help you take your HIV drugs as directed, including finding support.
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For a long time, I thought silence was protecting me. I thought if I didn't say something out loud, maybe it wouldn't feel real.
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I educate the world to keep the disease at bay/ But education is lost in the politics of today/ Yet more and more minds I continue to sway/ HIV will never define me...
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Based on input from a wide range of stakeholders, The Well Project has put together a collection of resources specific and relevant to women and HIV cure research.
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Learn why clinical trials are done, what types there are, how to decide whether to participate, and why it's important for women to be involved.
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