With all that college has to offer — education, parties, sports, dorm life, and new friendships and relationships — there is much to be excited about. Still, college students and those preparing to leave for college should have a good understanding of what health risks they may face in this new stage of life and,
If you feel you’re at risk of contracting HIV due to lifestyle factors, it’s vitally important that you seek preventive treatment. By taking the proper protective measures as soon as possible, you can substantially decrease your risk of infection. So, for your best outcome, contact us as soon as possible at Health Services of North
For Mental Health Awareness Month, we here at Health Services of North Texas felt it was important to return to our roots for a moment and talk about the intersection of mental health and HIV. It’s common for health issues to cause or coexist with things like depression and anxiety, but a diagnosis of something
At Health Services of North Texas, we offer comprehensive care to patients with HIV or AIDS throughout Denton, Plano, and Wylie, TX. Whether infectious disease management services or virus testing, our HIV care is both confidential and private. We serve patients who may have been exposed to HIV or who live with HIV throughout Denton
At one point in time, contracting HIV (the virus that causes AIDS) was almost certain to be a fatal diagnosis. Fortunately, sweeping advances in medicine and technology have now made it possible for patients with HIV to lead long, healthy lives. However, it is still critical that men and women with HIV understand how to
At Health Services of North Texas, we offer comprehensive care to patients with HIV or AIDS. Whether infectious disease management services or virus testing, our HIV care is always confidential and private. We are here for Denton and Collin County patients who may have been exposed to HIV, who live with HIV, or who have AIDS.
Perhaps the last time in living memory anything similar to our current COVID-19 situation has happened was the HIV/AIDS outbreak that began in the 1980s. While there were the H1N1 and Ebola scares in the United States more recently, today’s pandemic can be especially concerning to those of us who live with HIV or AIDS