History Matters – HOCC celebrates 28 years of dedicated support and services for women living with, affected, by or at risk for HIV on June 9th. As the roots of HOCC deepen and grow...
June 5th is the date chosen to bring awareness to HIV Long -term Survivors. This day is considered the start of the HIV epidemic as it was first published by Centers for Disease Control...
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health leads National Women’s Health Week to encourage all women to be as healthy as possible. During National Women’s Health Week each year,...
Epilepsy is an extremely common neurological disorder that is characterized by having seizures – 1 in 26 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime, and 1 in 100 people in the US...
Developing a wellness plan of action is geared toward the achievement of making a positive change toward optimal overall well-being. A wellness plan is personal, developed and tailored by you, and implemented on your...
Maintaining Good Oral Hygiene is the Gateway to General Health and Well-Being. The association between routine oral health care practices such as professional dental services and daily self-care measures and their beneficial impacts on...
The World Health Organization (WHO) declares with human rights at the center, with communities in the lead, the world can end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. On 1 December, WHO joins...
For nearly two decades, scientists have recognized that the viral load is a key determinant of HIV transmission. In other words, people living with HIV cannot pass HIV through sex when they have undetectable...
It’s our time to HOCC the Vote!!! Remember… For women – by women – about women! Silence no more – let your voices roar! Watch how time flies – link to voting election countdown...
Don’t forget to HOCC the Vote! This reminder is one of HOCC’s oldest traditions to support your right to vote Just nine more days to vote! If you have already voted- thank you! But...
