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Miguel, also known as “the Lisbon Patient,” is the subject of an upcoming research paper.

“Novenas” memorializes St. Vincent’s Hospital and includes a stop at the New York City AIDS Memorial.

A trans woman with HIV, she fled persecution in El Salvador—then died after detainment in ICE’s “LGBTQ pod.”

Exploring intersectionality through poetry

According to a systematic review and meta-analysis of dozens of studies, people with HIV have high rates of cardiac dysfunction

I used to opt out of TDOR, which is marked this Tuesday, November 20. But no longer.

More than 72,300 Americans died last year as a result of a drug overdose.

An important part of HIV history lies in the mass graves of Hart Island.

A heart-wrenching POZ Stories installment

“There is no medicine in the hospital. My people are dying.”

Heavy drinking may be quite hazardous to HIV-positive people.

Mark S. King makes the case for why long-term survivors have widely applicable insights on dying with dignity, grace and preparation.

Join me as I launch my POZ Blog with a “Voice of Reason.”

Actress and playwright Nora Burns explores the loss of her best friend to AIDS in 1993 in her show David’s Friend.

“My best friend died of AIDS in ’93, so why is it hitting me hard now?” Nora Burns explores this in her show, “David’s Friend.”

That’s why I’m here with Positively Smoke Free.