Owners of a Cambridge-based pharmaceutical wholesaler have been sentenced to a total of 38 years behind bars for selling black-market HIV drugs to pharmacies across the country.
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Two owners of Cambridge-based Safe Chain Solutions have been found guilty of multiple charges including introducing black market drugs into interstate commerce and wire fraud in a Florida federal court.
Advocacy groups in Delaware are raising concerns over an increase in HIV cases, calling on the state to step up funding for testing, preventio…
Advocacy groups in Delaware are raising concerns over an increase in HIV cases, calling on the state to step up funding for testing, prevention, and education as federal support declines.
Three owners of Cambridge-based Safe Chain Solutions have been indicted on multiple charges including conspiracy to traffic mislabeled medical products and wire fraud following an investigation by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Sussex Pride is actively involved in promoting awareness and providing free tests at 20 locations across the state throughout June, part of a …
Across Delaware, there is a growing effort to make HIV testing more accessible and to break the stigma surrounding the disease.
A big decrease in funding could endanger HIV prevention services in Delaware.
Major budget cuts may endanger HIV prevention services in Delaware.
The Blood Bank of Delmarva announced today it will partner with CAMP Rehoboth to host a blood drive Nov. 11 in celebration of the Food and Drug Administration’s expansion of donor eligibility.