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HIV: The Basics

Out of the Shadows

Paul Semugoma, MD, an openly gay physician from Uganda, advocates for LGBT and HIV/AIDS issues.

The POZ 100-Accelerating the End of AIDS

The 2012 POZ 100 recognizes people who have made a significant contribution to speeding up the end of AIDS.

The POZ 100-The Seekers

Accelerating the End of AIDS

Love is the Cure

When it comes to the fight against HIV, the founder of the Elton John AIDS Foundation believes we need allies, not enemies.

One Form to Rule Them All

For uninsured HIV-positive people with low incomes, applying for free or discounted HIV meds just got a little bit easier.

Russians Deploy ’Google Bombs’

When the Russian Ministry of Health failed to procure HIV meds for its citizens, Alexandra Volgina “Google bombed” the ministry.

World AIDS Day 2012: Paul De Lay

Paul De Lay of UNAIDS talks with POZ on location in Washington, DC, at the XIX International AIDS Conference.

World AIDS Day 2012: Ron Valdiserri

Ron Valdiserri of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services talks with POZ.

World AIDS Day 2012: Nancy Mahon

Nancy Mahon of the MAC AIDS Fund talks with POZ on location in Washington, DC, at the XIX International AIDS Conference.

World AIDS Day 2012: Patricia Perez

Patricia Perez of the International Community of Women Living With HIV/AIDS talks with POZ.

A Capital Affair

Science suggests that it’s possible for us to start to end AIDS.

Trench Warfare

The key message I hoped to hear at the XIX International AIDS Conference in Washington, DC, did in fact ring through loud and clear.

POZ on Location: AIDS 2012 Global Village & Exhibit Hall

AIDS 2012 participants share their stories.

POZ on Location: Stories From the Quilt [VIDEO]

Volunteers share remembrances at the AIDS Memorial Quilt.

POZ on Location: The Reading of Names [VIDEO]

Advocates pay tribute at the AIDS Memorial Quilt display

Might Aspirin Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in People With HIV?

Daily aspirin could help reduce risk of complications associated with blood clots, immune activation and inflammation in people with HIV.
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