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Meet the Gay Men Behind POZ Magazine’s “Meth Still Kills” Story

Coming Out Again, But This Time As Nonbinary

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Meet the Gay Men Behind POZ Magazine’s “Meth Still Kills” Story

Coming Out Again, But This Time As Nonbinary

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More Guns, No Abortions and School Prayer

As we learned from the early days of the HIV epidemic, we must fight while also being gutted by the realities of the moment.

By Paul Kawata

Overturning ”Roe vs. Wade” Jeopardizes Essential Health Care and Human Rights

The Well Project underscores how millions of people in the United States will be affected—and what you can do to help.

By The Well Project

We Won’t Back Down: Abortion Criminalization Is Terrorism

Positive Women’s Network—USA reacts to overturning of “Roe V. Wade” by Supreme Court.

By Positive Women’s Network–USA

NMAC Statement on Overturning of “Roe V. Wade”

“Make no mistake, this decision directly targets marginalized Americans.”

By Paul Kawata

Jesse Milan, president and CEO of AIDS United

Supreme Court ”Made Grave Error” in Abortion Ruling, says AIDS United CEO

“Those of us living with HIV know that private health decisions are personal and should be protected,” writes AIDS United’s Jesse Milan...

By AIDS United

The White House Is So Gay

Thank you, President and Dr. Biden, for the invitation to the 2022 White House Pride Celebration.

By Paul Kawata

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How does the HIV community educate about monkeypox and not stigmatize gay men?

By Paul Kawata

The Importance of HIV/STD Testing

National HIV Testing Day (June 27) is right around the corner. Here are a few reasons why I advocate for knowing your status.

By Shawn Decker

The Film “Don Quixote in Newark” Explores the Discovery of HIV/AIDS in Kids [VIDEO]

“Don Quixote in Newark” focuses on James Oleske, MD, the doctor who discovered HIV and AIDS in children.

By POZ Staff

That’s the Spirit: A Tribute to Fletch and a Love Letter to Music

A founding member of my favorite band, Depeche Mode, passed unexpectedly. How his influence on my favorite band and music enriched my life.

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About My Last Synthetic Division Show (SLIDESHOW)

Last Saturday night I turned off my neon Synthetic Division sign for the last time. But it is a light that will never go out.

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Meet the Gay Men Behind POZ Magazine’s “Meth Still Kills” Story

Coming Out Again, But This Time As Nonbinary

Click Here to Browse All POZ Bloggers

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5 Ways to Stay Positive

Here’s What It Really Looks Like to Live With HIV

Loud and Clear: Undetectable = Uninfectious

We Have Health Insurance, Still Can’t Afford Care

The Power of Minority Voters in Action

Larry Kramer Has a Few (Kind!) Words for a Billionaire Trump Supporter

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