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An ongoing series from the U.S. Business Action to End HIV highlights inspiring business leaders who are accelerating progress toward ending the HIV epidemic.

This study shows how Healthvana and Stanford use an AI-powered chatbot to help more people start and stay on PrEP, making HIV prevention easier to access and more effective for communities who need it most.

Explore how combining consumer and health data with AI can unlock more personalized, earlier, and more effective care while asking how to use that data safely in ways that benefit both individuals and the healthcare system.

Leaders from business, public health, and community organizations gathered in Atlanta to reaffirm their commitment to ending the HIV epidemic.

Q&A with Sam Warmuth, Chief Product Officer at Healthvana

Retention in HIV Primary Care Using a Web-Based Patient Engagement Platform: Multistate Case-Control Study

How is Healthvana helping engage people about their health? In one of the most unexpected ways possible: Drag queens.

This AI chatbot was trained on drag queens, and it wants to help protect your sexual health

Healthvana has created a conversational AI chatbot to quickly answer some of their questions. It had two options: standard AI persona or a drag queen.

This session highlights trailblazing ideas and initiatives that are leveraging the power of AI with the ultimate goal of improving the health and well-being of people globally.

Primary care physicians are essential in combating the HIV epidemic by normalizing HIV testing and prescribing preventive medications.

A recent UNICEF report reveals alarming statistics about HIV transmission rates among young women and girls.

Could AI be the key to more equitable HIV-related care in Black communities?

Post White House presentation interview of Healthvana's AI Navigator to help end HIV.

Can Generative AI Help End HIV?

New case study published in NEJM (New England Journal of Medicine) Catalyst highlights how a 25,000+ person pilot delivered Paxlovid prescriptions to over 1,500 patients via telehealth in an average of 6 hours from the test result being viewed digitally.

Evidence-based platform digitizes the patient's journey to deliver the right information, to the right person, at the right time, leading to better health outcomes and lower costs

Google has updated its Passes API to enable a simple and secure way to store and access COVID vaccination and test cards on Android devices.

Healthvana is reshaping how people receive and understand their health information by turning complicated lab data into clear, fast, mobile-friendly answers when it matters most.

There doesn’t appear to be a one-size-fits-all solution to contact tracing in the U.S., and L.A. County officials are now turning to a digital platform that enables anonymous notifications to a positive case’s close contacts

A closer look at the realities young people face when HIV testing isn’t within reach.

Dr. Tim Lahey shares how teens continue to miss critical HIV testing and highlights new tools, including Healthvana’s mobile access approach, that help young people find judgment-free testing and care.