Aundaray Guess

On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, let’s not forget that older adults of color are at risk too.

A realization that I needed to incorporate self-care to be healthy once again.

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.

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

How a search for sexual meaning helped me find my true self.

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.