Act Now
Shawn Decker reflects on living with HIV for 25 years — and how it motivates him to end AIDS faster with the POZ Army.

Get Practical About PrEP
David Evans believes that pragmatism is necessary for all sides of the pre-exposure prophylaxis debate.

Requiem for
the Queen
of Disco
Clearing up an AIDS controversy that hangs over the remembrances of Donna Summer.

Arsenio Scores Against AIDS
Arsenio Hall wins Celebrity Apprentice — and raised $512,000 for the Magic Johnson AIDS Foundation.

In-Home Swab
Passes Test
FDA advisory committee recommends Orasure’s oral swab-based rapid in-home HIV test.

Prosecution
vs. Prevention
A community forum in New York City takes on HIV criminalization.

To Honor Life
The loss of a friend sends Lora René Tucker in search of a sanctuary to say goodbye — and thank you.

Busting
HIV Stigma
Pro football player David Clowney tweeted his HIV test results, but will other sports athletes follow his example?

Pomp and Circumstance
By overcoming his 'I don't think I can do this' mentality, Aundaray Guess finally gets his college degree.

Help Stop HIV Budget Cuts
David Munar seeks your help to prevent Illinois Medicaid from limiting access to AIDS drugs.

Stories From
the Quilt
Here are seven stories of love and loss from the 47,000 panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt.

The Quilt
in Prison
How a group of women in a federal prison remembered their loved ones who died of AIDS.

Thumbs Up
for the Quad
Gilead's 4-in-1 tablet gets support for approval from FDA advisory committee.

PrEP Step
FDA advisory committee okays Truvada for HIV prevention toolbox.

Current Issue
The June 2012 issue features the POZ Army and three advocates against HIV criminalization.

Reignite
the Fight
POZ editor-in-chief Regan Hofmann introduces you to the POZ Army.

The Glass Is
Half Full
Daniel Angelis reminds us that the darkness of HIV can be overcome with help from friends.

Sh*t People Say About AIDS
Over 20,000 views on YouTube and counting — watch it, watch it again and please share!

The Real Travesty
AIDSmeds editor-in-chief Tim Horn paints an abysmal portrait of entry into and retention in HIV care in the United States.

Still in Command
Although his run on The Voice is over, Jamar Rogers continues the battle against HIV/AIDS in the POZ Army.

Finally Prosecuted
Louis Gay will have his day in court to face HIV criminal charges — but he may have to also press charges.