Aundaray Guess

17% of new diagnoses are among those 50 and older. Aundaray Guess offers needed advice to this population.

I’m a gay Black man who used to enjoy the June festivities. But guess what, my Pride is not a Christmas tree.

A recent diagnosis of high blood pressure shows how important it is to know your family’s health history.

The actor owes an apology to a lot of people—including me, a gay Black man.

Advice from someone with HIV who’s been in a serodiscordant relationship for 21 years

A lesson that adherence to HIV medication is a reality, even for long-term survivors

Having a conversation with my doctor about race and racism showed his ability to factor both into my entire care.

With the recent conversation on sexual abuse, an awareness of why I didn’t disclose my own abuse as a child.

In this racially charged environment, how does one find value in managing HIV care?

How I learned to escape the shadow of trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I look back on the first person to hear me say, “I have HIV.”

As I prepared for my one-man show, it led me to unveil who I was as a gay black man.

If my truth pushes people away, it’ll simply give me more room to twirl!

Five reasons I no longer recognize World AIDS Day.

My fear of the dentist was setting me up for a future of teeth loss.

Finding humor can help you live with HIV.

Or at least, the mistakes I made when I first learned of my status. But I bet many of you will relate.