Activists have called on the country to repeal other anti-LGBTQ+ laws that make it more difficult to address the ongoing HIV epidemic
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Activists have called on the country to repeal other anti-LGBTQ+ laws that make it more difficult to address the ongoing HIV epidemic
The patient’s race, sex and age has led experts in the medical field to express confidence about the possibility of curing more people than previously imagined
OPINION: The Alberta premier compared the experience of unvaccinated people now to those with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s
As governments fail to address rising rates of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections, grassroots organizers are turning to off-label treatments to protect their communities
New Jersey joins nine other states in striking down its outdated laws
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Apretude, which is injected every two months, is an alternative to daily HIV prevention pills
Treating and curing immunity-related diseases like HIV could help prevent new variants like Omicron, new research suggests
“Up Against the Wall” explores the meaning and impact of the AIDS epidemic as told through posters over the last 40 years
The writer and scholar weighs in on how a strong set of queer values can help us build a better world for everyone
Reinterpretations by Bronski Beat, Underworld and Madonna reflect our changing world—and our unending love for dance music
Can we really have a “hot vax summer”?
Authors Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore and Alexander McClelland discuss how a lost generation of queers came out, grieved and thrived through the height of the epidemic
The legacy of the Reagan presidency’s callous handling of the early HIV/AIDS crisis still haunts us today
In an interview with “The Hollywood Reporter,” the “Pose” star spoke candidly about living with HIV
In her new book, the New York writer lays bare the achievements and embarrassments of an astonishingly successful social movement
At-home testing kits were greenlit in November 2020, but few Canadians have used them
New mRNA technology developed for the Moderna vaccine could fast-track HIV vaccine