Trust, Treatment, and the Future of HIV Care

In this episode of Unsettled: Migrant Health in the US, we explore the current state of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment in the United States. From long-acting injectable therapies and evolving PrEP options to persistent barriers facing migrant and underserved communities, this conversation examines both progress and gaps in care.We discuss stigma, immigration-related fears, funding challenges, and the role of community partnerships in expanding access. Scientific innovation is advancing, but equity, trust, and culturally grounded outreach remain essential to moving forward.Host:Judith Flores, MDDisleiry Benitez, MPHGuest:Nathaly Rubio-Torio, LMSWShirley Torho, MPHCarlos Salama, MDDaniel Leyva Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.