#disclosure

While living in the country with his physician boyfriend, he allegedly falsified his own HIV-positive blood test.

The Guys continue the topic of disclosure. Do you think it’s okay to reveal someone’s HIV status to others in the family?

BONUS FOOTAGE: The Guys have a different take on support in this series dealing with disclosure of an HIV status.

Our January/February cover guys—David Massey and Johnny Lester (aka David & Johnny)—are a serodiscordant couple.

But is the new directive only symbolic?

Bob Leahy remembers going to the movies and crying, knowing he had found the key to handling his HIV diagnosis.

Members of the POZ Personals community share their experiences.

A collection of experiences regarding so-called friends and health care professionals

With devastating humor, a long-term survivor recalls the lasting effects of his disclosure.

Bob Leahy asks: Should we value the story-telling of celebrities living with HIV over that of the less famous?

“It’s terrifying. It’s like coming out again,” actor Conrad Ricamora tells GLAAD.

This is in addition to the $17 million settlement the insurer reached with nearly 12,000 customers nationwide.

Over 150 advocates attended “Beyond Blame 2018.” Read the results—and watch the entire meeting here. [VIDEO]

Aprende más sobre la prevención y el tratamiento del VIH para mantenerse saludable.

This Arkansas man’s HIV was undetectable during a consensual hookup, so why is he facing 30 years in prison?