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Awareness in action: Methodology and assessment of a collaborative multi-college HIV/STI testing initiative in the Southern US

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By Lindsay Miller, Jesse Strunk Elkins, Sebastian Marin-Cespedes
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background: Nationally, about 50% of adults are diagnosed with an STI by age 25. Stigma, discrimination, and low awareness heighten HIV/STI transmission among young adults. We report on “OctoberTest 2023,” a multi-college campaign to improve HIV/STI knowledge, reduce stigma, and increase testing access. Methods: Participants included Attendees and Contributors from 16 community organizations, two local health departments, and four colleges.
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Opinion - SNAP benefit cuts will leave millions of Americans overworked and underfed

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By Pasquale E Rummo, Jesse Strunk Elkins
| Yahoo Verified
2025 marked a volatile year for the 41.7 million Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to buy food. But while their benefits were restored after the government shutdown ended, budget cuts and new work requirements mean the challenges will continue in the new year. As of December, millions of Americans are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits once again.
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Sexually transmitted infections are soaring in Charlotte and the Parents Bill of Rights isn't helping Original

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By Meagan Zarwell, Jesse Strunk Elkins
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
North Carolina Sen. Amy Galey is flanked by Republican colleagues during a Feb. 1, 2023 press conference in Raleigh about the Parent's Bill of Rights. Among other things, the new law allows parents to grant or withhold consent for their children to take reproductive health and safety classes. Critics say too many N.C. parents are opting out of the classes at a time when sexually transmitted infections are rising sharply in the state.
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