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I was one of those physicians providing care to gay men in New York City when AIDS first came to attention.
Meanwhile, the House subcommittee responsible for many federal HIV programs has approved its funding for fiscal year 2021.
POZ founder Sean Strub is a self-described “leftie gay guy with AIDS for mayor” in a documentary on Amazon Prime Video.
The Supreme Court handed down two wins and a loss.
Three new fashion collections support the work of HIV-positive artists.
The campaign of the presumptive Democratic nominee responds to the 2020 Presidential Candidate HIV Questionnaire.
My Fabulous Disease also garnered NLGJA’s Excellence in Blogging honor.
In this U=U community blog, Chunnika L. Hodges shares her experience with U=U and how the message gives her hope.
We cannot end the HIV epidemic without prioritizing the health and well-being of Black people.
While much has changed, HIV health outcomes continue to expose our movement’s problem with race.
A new documentary follows activist (and POZ Magazine founder) Sean Strub’s quixotic quest to be elected Mayor of his rural town.
Register now for USCHA, held October 19 to 21. Trainings will help the HIV community manage the impact of COVID-19.
Donald Trump made the error during a speech about COVID-19.
Five recommendations by Aundaray Guess, a self-described “gay, black, tall, shaved-head man living with HIV.”
Ashlie Jacob Pollard helps the Attic Youth Center provide health and wellness information and a sense of community.
Tune in to AIDS United’s new webinar series “Relief, Recovery and Resilience.”
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