Walter Armstrong

Faced with an IV-drug-related HIV outbreak, Austin, Indiana, was forced to set up a syringe swap. The town will never be the same.

For many gay men, meth spoiled the pleasures of drugs in the way that AIDS had spoiled sex.

Poet Tory Dent’s Final Howl

Recently, Three HIV drugs got stuck in clinical trials. Why? Here’s a look at the twists and turns of drug approval.

The wonder of it all

Life is change, and no one  knows this better and feels it more sharply than people living with

Courage to Change

I write this on Easter, a celebration of rebirth.

Smart (ass) magazine with mega matchmaker fetish seeks passionate partners for online love-in. We&rs

On World AIDS Day, Telling Tales (Picador, $14)—a collection of short stories by 21 of the world’s greatest writers—hit U.S. bookstores.

I’m writing this two weeks before the election hoping to hell that John Kerry saves us from George W. Bush’s domestic AIDS policies.

This month, barring any Al Qaeda surprises, the world media’s news ticker will include a week of AIDS stories.

The three guys gathered around a table on our cover this month are making news for making noise about the plague of crystal-meth-related...

On World AIDS Day more condoms pass hands than on any other day of the year.

“It should piss you off,” Bill Krutch SAID when I phoned to tell him what I thought of his new Seattle Manifesto.