This Issue

Guest Co-Editor’s Note

With the power to transform comes the need for transformation

by Kenyon Farrow

Getting started

What individuals and care providers should know as they consider long-acting injectable treatment—‘make it as simple as possible,’ says Dr. Hyman Scott

Interview by Rick Guasco | Photography by Robert Silver

Why I switched from a daily pill to long-acting PrEP

Being prepared for unexpected moments

by Lutfy Mandhiry

New possibilities

Snapshots of HIV prevention and treatment drugs under development

by Aniruddha Hazra, MD

Freedom to choose

Three public health experts discuss what we need to succeed

by Rupa R. Patel, MD, MPH; Kirk Grisham, MPH; and June Gipson, PhD

Want to start long-acting injectable HIV treatment? Become your own advocate!

Be patient and persistent; anything new takes time

by Jerry L. Washington, Jr.

Liberating

Long-acting HIV treatment frees Jayr Washington from worry and self-stigma

Interview by Rick Guasco • Photography by John Gress

Promise?

Making good on the potential of long-acting injectables for Black communities

by Danielle M. Campbell, MPH, and John W. Meade, Jr., MPH

Making a SPLASH

For people living with HIV who are experiencing homelessness or unstable housing, long-acting injectable treatment holds great promise—how Ward 86 makes it work

by Elizabeth Imbert, MD, MPH, and Monica Gandhi, MD, MPH

What trans folks should consider

Hormone therapy appears safe with injectables, but other questions remain

by Finn Schubert, MPH

Guest Co-Editor's Note

Beyond injectables

by Jim Pickett