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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of an African American man. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Your HIV test result expires every time you have risky sex. Stay strong and informed. Get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of two African American men embracing. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. We're responsible for our bodies and the choices we make. We fight HIV by speaking up and knowing our status. We get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of an African American man. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Your HIV test result expires every time you have risky sex. Stay strong and informed. Get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of an African American man. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Gay and bisexual men are standing up against HIV. We're staying strong and informed. We get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of three African American men. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Gay and bisexual men are standing up against HIV. We're staying strong and informed. We get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of an African American man. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Our HIV status is powerful information. It helps make us take better care of each other. Get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  Testing Makes Us Stronger

  Image of two African American men holding hands. Text reads: Testing Makes Us Stronger. Our HIV status is powerful information. It helps make us take better care of each other. Get tested. Department of Health and Human Services USA, CDC, Act Against AIDS
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  CDC’s HIV Treatment Works: Whitney’s Story

  Whitney talks about how finding doctors and supports groups specializing in HIV and transgender women and men has helped her stay on HIV treatment. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) HIV Treatment Works campaign for people living with HIV features the stories of individuals talking about how sticking to HIV treatment helps them stay healthy, protect others, do what they love, and live a longer, healthier life. Join the conversation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ActAgainstAIDS