Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr.

For many of us who are HIV positive, trauma is a fact of life.

The HIV community has become like an extended family.

Hace 30 años que di positivo en el test de VIH.

In this special issue dedicated to Latinos, we highlight others who are making their mark.

In this special issue dedicated to aging with HIV, our cover story explores the intersection of living with HIV and limited mobility.

I have always believed that HIV would someday be cured.

As a Cuban American, going to Cuba was a sort of homecoming. As a native New Yorker, seeing London was like looking at a mirror image.

I tested positive for HIV in 1992, but it took me several years to connect with others living with the virus.

For a few years, I seriously considered becoming a professional actor.

I’m convinced that POZ remains as much of a vital touchstone as ever for both my fellow folks living with HIV and our allies.

Para algunas personas que viven con el VIH, el dolor crónico es una consecuencia más de tener el retrovirus.

In this special issue dedicated to Latinos, our cover story focuses on the experiences of Latinos with HIV.

For many people, chronic pain is a constant companion.

Although the coronavirus pandemic is far from over, the U.S. outlook is truly improving.

He was dedicated to uplifting Latinos, immigrants and people living with HIV.