An undetectable status is great news for the wellness of people with HIV, but it can only be achieved through treatment, which requires health care
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The Mexican Government Is Risking the Lives of Gay Men by Cutting HIV Funding
HIV prevention and testing activities are under threat due to President Obrador’s order to stop the flow of public funds to all NGOs in the country
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More than a decade after the Berlin Patient’s HIV cure, another man, the London Patient, appears to have been cured
The First Ever AIDS Charity Music Single Was Incredibly Dark and Boldly Gay (Video)
In 1985, a gay industrial duo released a dark cover of “Tainted Love” that remains the most artistic charity single ever… and its AIDS-themed video is even better.
7 Times TV Got HIV-Positive Characters Right (and 1 Series That Never Bothered)
Every once in a while a TV show gets it right, like with these stand-out characters throughout decades of television
In This AIDS-Free Alternate Universe, Poppers Save the World
Leo Herrera’s Fathers Project asks, “What if AIDS never happened?” and presents a vibrant queer community that has flourished in the epidemic’s absence
These Gay Men in Atlanta Celebrate Their ‘Seroversaries’ as Acts of Empowerment
Several men who are part of the organization THRIVE SS treat their seroversary as a day for reflection and even celebration
Profiles in Courage: Here Are 6 Frontline Warriors in the Fight to End HIV
We salute six individuals who put everything on the line to advocate for the HIV-positive community, warriors in the fight to end HIV
Mike Pence Has a Lot of Nerve Even Uttering the Words ‘World AIDS Day’
Yesterday, for the second year in a row, Pence failed to reference the LGBTQ community in his remarks concerning World AIDS Day
Part of Knowing Yourself Means Knowing Your HIV Status
It’s the theme for this year’s World HIV Day, but what does it really mean to know your status, and how does it impact our lives?
It’s Time for December 1 to Be World HIV Day
There has been a seismic shift in the HIV landscape, and our language should reflect this new world, so let’s rename December 1 “World HIV Day”
Here’s How You Can Be a Part of Hornet’s Health Ambassador Program
The Hornet Health Ambassador program is a way to facilitate engagement with users around issues of sexual health
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