The opioid epidemic has devastated communities across the U.S., leading to rising overdose rates and countless lives lost. More than 10 million Americans misuse opioids every year. Opioids, including prescription painkillers, heroin, and fentanyl, are highly addictive and dangerous when misused. While efforts to reduce opioid overdose are growing, many people still struggle with substance […]
For many people living with HIV, stigma and misinformation create barriers to open conversations. But sharing personal stories has the power to educate, inspire, and break down misconceptions. By speaking out, individuals living with HIV can challenge stereotypes, reduce fear, and build a more compassionate world. The McGregor Clinic encourages people to Live Out Loud—to […]
Living with HIV comes with unique challenges, including stigma, misinformation, and emotional struggles. While medical advancements have transformed HIV care, the need for strong, inclusive support networks remains critical. A safe, understanding community can make a world of difference for those affected by HIV, helping them navigate healthcare, relationships, and mental well-being. But how do […]
HIV prevention has come a long way, and today, there are highly effective ways to reduce the risk of infection. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) are two medical treatments that can help protect individuals from contracting HIV. But how do they work? Who should take them? And where can you access these treatments? […]
HIV prevention isn’t just about individual action—it’s about empowering entire communities with knowledge, resources, and support. By increasing HIV awareness and providing access to preventive tools like PrEP and PEP, we can work together to reduce new infections and improve public health. McGregor Clinic provides HIV education, prevention services, and compassionate care to those in […]
A positive HIV diagnosis can come with emotional, social, and medical challenges, but one of the biggest barriers people face isn’t the virus itself—it’s the stigma surrounding it. Misinformation, fear, and outdated beliefs about HIV can lead to isolation, discrimination, and unnecessary shame for those living with the condition. But the good news? Support, understanding, […]
