COVID-19 and HIV
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COVID-19 and People Living with HIV Frequently Asked Questions prepared by leading HIV organizations including AIDS United |
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Interim Guidance for COVID-19 and Persons with HIV via AIDS info |
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What You Need to Know About Coronavirus and HIV via The Body |
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If you’re living with or affected by HIV, here’s what you need to know about COVID19 and HIV via UNAIDS |
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COVID-19 and HIV: What you need to know Webinar |
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) *continually updated* Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) via HRSA Ryan White & Global HIV/AIDS Programs |
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Resources on COVID-19 Support, Advocacy, Gender and HIV via The Well Project |
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COVID-19 Organizational Health Survey - understanding the impact of HIV on CA HIV and STD services via CA HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers |
| UCSF is responding to the outbreak of the respiratory illness COVID-19. Go to this website for regularly updated information for the UCSF community. |
| UCSF launched a world-wide study to track COVID-19 symptoms, infections, risk factors & behaviors that might impact the spread of the disease. Join now. Text “COVID” to 41411. https://covid19.eurekaplatform.org/ |
| Videos for people at the front line of caring for youth experiencing homelessness to guide them regarding how to keep youth safe during this pandemic via UC Berkeley Public Health |
| The UCSF Department of Psychiatry shares resources to support your mental health during the COVID-19 outbreak. ☑️ Coping with COVID Anxiety ☑️ Maintaining wellness for older adults and caregivers ☑️ Practical resources for low-income and other groups |
| UCSF is responding to the outbreak of the respiratory illness COVID-19. Go to this website for regularly updated information for the UCSF community. UCSF launched a world-wide study to track COVID-19 symptoms, infections, risk factors & behaviors that might impact the spread of the disease. Join now. Text “COVID” to 41411. covid19.eurekaplatform.org Videos for people at the front line of caring for youth experiencing homelessness to guide them regarding how to keep youth safe during this pandemic via UC Berkeley Public Health The UCSF Department of Psychiatry shares resources to support your mental health during the COVID-19 outbreak. ☑️ Coping with COVID Anxiety ☑️ Maintaining wellness for older adults and caregivers ☑️ Practical resources for low-income and other groups |
Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) / UCSF Prevention Research Center (PRC) and COVID-19
| Continuing our CAPS/PRC research studies during COVID-19. We explore the benefits of conducting research remotely all while keeping participants and staff safe. Read more here. (P. Saberi CAPS/PRC) |
| HIV lessons can support the COVID-19 response. Three lessons from the HIV response can help stop exponential transmission of COVID-19, reduce deaths, prevent future outbreaks and support affected communities. Read more here. (J Auerbach CAPS/PRC) |
| COVID-19 and rising food insecurity. This conceptual model shows how the pandemic will exacerbate existing disparities in food insecurity and chronic disease, which will persist after the pandemic Read more here. (A Leddy CAPS/PRC) |
| Telehealth. How can you improve the quality of your telehealth video counseling sessions? Their quality can be improved by addressing these common tech challenges. Read more here. (A. Wootton, P. Saberi CAPS/PRC) |
| Research with Marginalized Communities: Challenges to Continuity During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Read more here. (J Sevelius, L Gutierrez-Mock, S Zamudio-Haas, B McCree, A Ngo, A Jackson, C Clynes, L Venegas, A Salinas, C Herrera, E Stein, D Operario, K Gamarel CAPS/PRC) |
| Introducing home-testing for COVID-19 and PrEP labs. We are providing 100 clients on PrEP in our PrEP-OI study the option of home-based testing for COVID19 and PrEP labs. Read more here. (P Saberi CAPS/PRC) |
| Our paper on individual behaviors taken in response to COVID-19. Our probability-based household survey revealed individual prevention measures among non-Latino White, African American, and Latino respondents. Read more here. (J Sauceda, T Neilands, M Lightfoot, P Saberi, CAPS/PRC) |
