These are five movies about HIV/AIDS you should definitely watch at least one time in your life
The Duke of Sussex calls for an end to the "deadly stigma" that surrounds HIV at the International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam
“I will not give anyone the right to frighten me and affect my life in the future”
Good news for people with undetectable viral loads
The United Nations says that for the first time in the AIDS epidemic, more than half of all people with HIV are on drugs to treat the virus For the first time in the history of the global AIDS epidemic, more than half of all those
Life for LGBT people still varies dramatically around the globe By Paul Gallant On a visit to the Colombian city of Cali earlier this year, one of the saunas I checked out was a four- or five-level building that also had a balloon-festooned event room big enough
New enterprise will help combat the AIDS crisis in sub-Saharan Africa By Daniel Mitri This May, the Stephen Lewis Foundation launched the LGBTQ Initiative, aimed to assist in the AIDS and HIV crisis in sub-Saharan Africa. Aside from providing medical support, the initiative strives to ensure that
Dating is hard for anyone, but dating while positive can pose some unique challenges By Adam Segal About six months ago, I was diagnosed as HIV positive. I knew there was a chance of becoming positive because I’d had a few higher-risk slip-ups so wasn’t totally shocked,
Bustle Clothing’s limited-edition Safe Sox are helping raise funds for CANFAR Toronto-based Bustle Clothing has teamed up with the Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR) to create a funky line of socks that are helping raise funds for Canadian HIV/AIDS research and educational programs. Bustle’s limited-edition Safe