#aging

Aging with HIV Doesn’t Have to Mean Living Without Love

HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness day focuses on the challenging issues facing the aging population.

The clinic has pioneered innovations that have been adopted nationwide and around the world.

In a blog post titled “Five Takeaways From the 2022 U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS,” POZ contributing writer Mark S. King shares his thoughts

This special episode of the Fast-Track Cities podcast covers aging with HIV, measuring quality of life beyond viral suppression and more.

HIV-positive people with AIDS-defining cancers had increased epigenetic age compared with HIV-negative people with similar types of cancer.

North American survey finds 76% have impaired physical, mental, sexual or overall health.

Glasgow Manifesto calls for care, quality of life and empowerment for aging and older adults living with HIV.

Mark S. King’s roundup of the recent USCHA in San Juan includes praise, critique and advice for attendees.

A special guest article written by Moisés Agosto Rosario, NMAC’s Director of Treatment.

Sunday, September 18, is all about #HIVandAging. Here are seven common reasons older adults could be living with HIV without knowing it.

In this special issue dedicated to aging with HIV, our cover story explores the intersection of living with HIV and limited mobility.

Aging and other conditions often pose additional challenges for those with HIV.

Tez Anderson and Mark S. King wonder if their lives can “have another act” outside of the HIV arena.

New research looks at strategies to improve social connections for people living with HIV.

Having HIV can speed up the aging process by up to five years, underlining the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.