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HIV/AIDS

In the face of COVID-19 fears, L.A.’s Leo Moore enlists practical facts and accessibility
Your Communities in Action

In the face of COVID-19 fears, L.A.’s Leo Moore enlists practical facts and accessibility

The doctor is in… and online

By Jon Higgins
We should’ve learned from the AIDS epidemic. We didn’t
Opinion

We should’ve learned from the AIDS epidemic. We didn’t

We know that transparency, testing, reducing stigma and increasing access can save lives in the COVID-19 crisis. So why are we repeating past mistakes?

By Keren Landman
We were warned about the problems with Canada’s gay blood ban
Opinion

We were warned about the problems with Canada’s gay blood ban

LGBTQ2 people want to donate blood, but Canada’s system relies on paid-for plasma instead. If the country’s tainted blood scandal is any proof, we’re in for trouble

By Christopher Karas
Lessons from AIDS on how to survive coronavirus
Inside Xtra

Lessons from AIDS on how to survive coronavirus

As we shut our offices and send staff home to work, we find inspiration in our history of community care

By Rachel Giese
Is HIV causing premature aging?
HIV/AIDS

Is HIV causing premature aging?

The degree to which HIV acts as a risk factor for chronic conditions that predict poor health or itself accelerates the aging process remains an unanswered question

By Keren Landman
Mike Pence failed to confine an HIV outbreak in Indiana. Now he’s managing coronavirus
Politics

Mike Pence failed to confine an HIV outbreak in Indiana. Now he’s managing coronavirus

Why activists and organizers in the state are wary of the VP’s handling of COVID-19 nationally

By Nico Lang
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Trump remains a clown, claims he fumigated Mar-a-Lago after HIV-positive Roy Cohn visited
Salty Queers

Trump remains a clown, claims he fumigated Mar-a-Lago after HIV-positive Roy Cohn visited

The president made yet another problematic comment about HIV/AIDS—and we’re not even surprised anymore

By Arvin Joaquin, Erica Lenti
How HIV-positive LGBTQ2 people are criminalized in Canada
HIV/AIDS

How HIV-positive LGBTQ2 people are criminalized in Canada

Three harrowing stories of HIV non-disclosure cases

By Alexander McClelland
Here are some of the priorities of HIV/AIDS treatment in 2020
Xtra Weekly

Here are some of the priorities of HIV/AIDS treatment in 2020

Here’s your Xtra Weekly, Nov. 29

By Arvin Joaquin
Inside the technology that’s allowing gay HIV-positive men to start a family
Feature

Inside the technology that’s allowing gay HIV-positive men to start a family

For queer and serodiscordant couples who have always wanted biological children, sperm washing has created a way to make it happen

By Alexandra Kimball
How to reduce your risk for kidney disease if you’re living with HIV

How to reduce your risk for kidney disease if you’re living with HIV

As patients age, managing the infection becomes more complex

Created for Gilead Sciences Canada Inc
All the ways Canada is still screwing over LGBTQ2S+ people
Canada

All the ways Canada is still screwing over LGBTQ2S+ people

Just a tiny reminder this Canada Day 2019 that we are still fighting for our rights

By Arvin Joaquin, Erica Lenti, Eternity Martis
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I came out at the height of the AIDS crisis — joining a generation of young men just waiting to die
Personal Essay

I came out at the height of the AIDS crisis — joining a generation of young men just waiting to die

When you come into adulthood in a dark age, whatever you achieve always seems secondary to the bigger problems of the world

By RM Vaughan
A seventh man has contracted HIV while using PrEP — but you don’t need to worry
Sexual Health

A seventh man has contracted HIV while using PrEP — but you don’t need to worry

Why the HIV-prevention pill is still one of safest methods of protection against the virus

By Arvin Joaquin
A cure for HIV is possible – but is it a realistic solution?
Need to know

A cure for HIV is possible – but is it a realistic solution?

By Xtra Video
When the professional is personal
Feature

When the professional is personal

How three people who work in LGBTQ2-related services navigate the ‘dual role’

By Shauna McGinn
Challenging HIV stigma with the power of touch
Video

Challenging HIV stigma with the power of touch

By Xtra Video
A friend, an uncle, a lover: Three people reflect on loved ones lost to AIDS
HIV/AIDS

A friend, an uncle, a lover: Three people reflect on loved ones lost to AIDS

Stories from friends, family and lovers of the departed—people who continue to remember and fight to never forget

By Arvin Joaquin
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