On World AIDS Day, advocates hope the Canadian government will address the pandemic-caused backlog in testing that’s putting communities—especially young queer people—at risk

Jean-Yves Duclos addresses concerns raised by community groups

REVIEW: Intersecting health crises centre this moving documentary on justice

The country’s success in stemming HIV has been replicated by others in sub-Saharan Africa

The director’s radical HIV film premiered at Sundance three decades ago

Nearly 65 percent of people are unable to readily access PrEP in England, according to a report conducted by leading preventative HIV organizations

Following years of oral PrEP’s slow uptake, a new innovation is generating excitement around the highly effective drug

Federal underfunding to HIV/AIDS organizations is estimated to be over $123 million—people want that to change

The full implications of this ruling are currently unclear, with contraceptives also on the line

As cases continue to rise in North America, queer and trans men are still struggling to access mpox vaccines, treatment and financial aid

Activists and doctors are raising the alarm as 500,000 Indians are left without treatment

The out MP talks international human rights work, the blood ban, HIV funding and more

Trans women can safely continue HRT while using injectable PrEP, researchers say

Mike Hoolboom’s documentary reinvents Hito Steyerl’s essay of the same name and connects COVID-19 to the AIDS crisis

LetsStopAIDS research reveals Canadian youth are now less likely to use condoms or be treated for sexually transmitted infections

State of Canadian funding for HIV/AIDS is dismal

A new report finds that more than 270 people have been arrested for HIV transmission since 2019

Thirty-five years after launching her harrowing AIDS trilogy with the release of “The Divine Punishment,” Galás turns her unflinching gaze at the depravity of the First World War

HIV/AIDS

New HIV clusters are appearing after years of delayed testing

Canada’s federal health minister understands the problems with HIV funding, but is vague about solutions

‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed’ is a striking, challenging look at the opioid crisis

Nearly all of Zimbabwe’s HIV-positive population is undetectable

30 years and a pandemic later, Gregg Araki’s ‘The Living End’ remains poignant

Recent studies in England, U.S. and Canada raise concerns regarding PrEP accessibility

Can injectable PrEP live up to the hype?

Activists calling on Canada to pay their fair share to the Global Fund

Anti-LGBTQ2S+ judge rules that U.S. companies should not have to provide employees with PrEP

‘I felt like they were afraid of me.’ Mpox patients call out lack of support from healthcare professionals, government

India is facing a massive shortage of life-saving HIV drugs

The NDP’s Randall Garrison discusses being a gay politician on Parliament Hill for over a decade

Injectable PrEP is safe and effective in preventing HIV/AIDS among trans women, study finds

‘Freedom From Everything’ is a puzzling documentary with too many pieces

The pandemic has drastically changed the sex lives of young adults, report says

International AIDS Conference a time for Trudeau government to live up to its rhetoric

These 39 countries are still criminalizing people for transmitting HIV during sex

The thrilling horrors of singer Diamanda Galás