For guys like myself who can’t afford it, taking part in a study is one option
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For guys like myself who can’t afford it, taking part in a study is one option
For people who find it hard to take PrEP daily, a new drug is now being tested
The federal government announced that by 2020, it will have completed its 90-90-90 target — but there’s still a long way to go
Adverse drug reactions are a part of modern medicine. But when should we take the risk?
For some, bareback sex is intimate and liberating. For others, it’s dangerous and frightening
January meeting will consider ‘gender-blind’ screening based on individual risk
HIV criminalization, funding for HIV and hepatitis organizations on the agenda
‘Gaétan had a wonderful style about him, a great wit’
Charles Seems’ Gay Soulmate Wanted! is a remembrance and a message of hope
A true story of innocence, HIV and growing up
Researcher says new doctors need more education and less implicit bias
We need to talk to each other openly about sex and our sexual health
Trump’s VP Mike Pence once tried to divert AIDS funding to gay-conversion therapy
Funding extension welcome but longer-term solution still needed, groups say
Aggravated sexual assault convictions for HIV non-disclosure are unjust, members say
Advanced viral genome tracking could soon identify individual virus transmission cases. What does that mean for our privacy?
Designing a condom wrapper can be hard, but these sexy slogans will rise to the occasion
We have the pills, the prevention plan and the strategy to prevent infections — so what’s stopping us?