TCU Beauty Shop Study

Community members, vendors, and our IBR-BSS research team got together to celebrate Lady Tea’s 6 year business anniversary and raise Women’s Healthcare awareness.

Women are less likely to be screened for partly due to the perception that they aren’t at risk.

It's National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! Visit OWH’s page to learn more! www.womenshealth.gov/nwghaad

Our Mobile Health Unit (MHU) is out and about in Tarrant County. Retrofitted to support clinical exams, lab visits, and more; all on the go!

On our Mobile Health Unit (MHU). We can screen for HIV in as little as 20 mins, check out how.

Here are some fact-based ways HIV can be transmitted.

Check out some commonly misunderstood ways HIV is NOT transmitted.

HIV vs. AIDS; what is the difference?

Check out some quick facts about HIV.

A closer look at HIV statistics for women. Data shows that Black women are disproportionately affected by HIV.

Did you know? Out of the approximately 7,000 annual new cases of HIV, black women make up 50%? The Beauty Shop Study is working to understand and address women's health concerns, including findings like this.

Check out a few of the Women's Health interests the Beauty Shop Study works to support!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Regular mammograms and clinical breast exams are important and self-exams are an early detection tool you can use at home. ❤