POZ at
AIDS 2012
POZ is an official media partner of the XIX International AIDS Conference in Washington, DC, this July.

My Bum Ankle
Shawn Decker reveals that hemophilia and HIV meds have destroyed the cartilage in his left ankle.

AIDS History
at Sundance
Film Festival
A new film by David France documents the eventual successes of AIDS treatment activism.

A World Free
of HIV?
Michel Sidibé of UNAIDS explains how we get to the end of AIDS.

Washington Warrior
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) fights for us on Capitol Hill.

Vaccine Reduces SIV Risk by 83%
An effective vaccine against a virulent form of SIV in rhesus monkeys raises hope for an effective HIV vaccine.

People With AIDS Should Pay More?
Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul (D–Texas) defends his controversial AIDS comments.

More Than
I Expected
Dispatches from the first Volunteer Positive group in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

He Can
Dance, Too
A Facebook campaign wants Olympic champion Greg Louganis on the next season of Dancing With the Stars.

Is Gene Therapy the Answer?
Phase II clinical trials are under way of Sangamo’s possible "functional cure" gene therapy.

Cure Research for Low CD4s
David Evans proposes a clinical trial to significantly elevate CD4 responses in people with low CD4 cell counts.

Pot Luck
A new study shows that occasional marijuana smoking does not impair lung function.

Elections Have Consequences
Paul Kawata urges community-based organizations to encourage their clients to vote in the 2012 elections.

Stay Healthy With POZ App
IStayHealthy helps you track your meds, labs and dosing.

Current Issue
The Jan/Feb 2012 issue features Congresswoman Barbara Lee and HIV among young black men who have sex with men.

On Pins and Needles
Our newest blogger Daniel Angelis urges people who have experienced HIV discrimination to report it.

Testing Together
A new program encourages gay couples to get tested for HIV together.

Homophobia and Denialism
Bryan Fischer of the anti-gay group the American Family Association comes out as an AIDS denialist.

Ribbon at the Golden Globes
Who was the only actor to wear a red ribbon for HIV/AIDS awareness at this year's Golden Globe awards?

Year in Review
Some of the most momentous, heartwarming, horrifying and strangest stories of 2011 as selected by the editors of POZ.

Don't Touch the Doorknobs?
An HIV-positive man alleges workplace discrimination by Lysol-spraying coworkers.