Hello MASS family and friends! We are so excited to announce the launch of o­­ur new website. For over 20 years, Minority AIDS Support Services, Inc., more affectionately known…

Anyone who comes in to MASS to get tested rocking their “I voted” sticker will have their name(s) entered into our raffle for a special prize. This contest is going…

On the opening day of the Virtual Fast-Track Cities 2020 conference on urban HIV and COVID-19 responses, UNAIDS released a new report on how to strengthen responses to health emergencies. A new…

According to a study published in the American Journal of Managed Care integrating mental health care access into a comprehensive care plan improves the likelihood of medication adherence among people…

Thursday, August 20, marks Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (SHAAD) 2020. Launched last year by the Southern AIDS Coalition, the day presents an opportunity to draw attention to the epidemic in…

Life can sometimes feel like an endless series of highs and lows, and we hardly notice how each one propels us from one moment to the next. While the thrill…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug that combats drug resistance among "heavily treatment-experienced" HIV-positive people, drugmaker ViiV Healthcare announced Thursday. The medication, called fostemsavir and marketed under the…

Mark your calendars! On Friday, August 21st if you come in and get tested you will receive a FREE car wash and detail!

The nonprofit Retro Report's new film asks Dr. Anthony Fauci, Harvard professor Dr. Allan Brandt, and GMHC cofounder Dr. Larry Mass what lessons from the fight against AIDS that our country…

A sweeping study found HIV-positive people adhering to their regimens are less at risk of serious repercussions from COVID-19. The study included tens of thousands of HIV-positive Spaniards who were…