Rita Rubin

Sean McKenna reflects on the urgency of overcoming isolation and depression for people who tested HIV positive before 1996.

Programs that offer one-on-one support to people living with HIV tackle stigma and isolation and help foster wellness.

Living with HIV can be a challenge, but surrounding yourself with support can help.

Finding a doctor once you’ve been diagnosed with HIV and educating yourself about the virus will help you live a long and healthy life.

How to decide when to start antiretroviral therapy and which drugs to take

Taking care of your whole health is just as important as taking care of your HIV.

Learn how to empower yourself in order to speak up for what you need.

Can supervised injection facilities help reduce U.S. HIV rates?

Fighting to live and serve with HIV in the U.S. military

The future of medical marijuana for HIV/AIDS looks hazy.

What’s in a name? When it comes to condoms, a lot.

People with HIV/AIDS increasingly face mixed-up meds, delayed deliveries, spoiled shipments and privacy concerns.

A recent epidemic of attacks on women, transgender women and people with HIV exposes a link as toxic as the virus itself: Trauma not only fuel...

People with HIV can receive organ transplants, which they need at rates higher than their negative peers. If a positive person wants to...