University Of Alabama At Birmingham experts get $19.5 million funding to study factors that impact sexual health among women

The South is home to 38 percent of the United States population but over half of HIV cases. Additionally, 55 percent of women diagnosed with HIV in the United States live in the South.The National Institutes of Health awarded a combined $19.5 million

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