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The news that an undetectable viral load prevents people from transmitting HIV through sex is getting lost in translation.

UPDATE: Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed Saturday, November 20.

The weekly series of videos arrives as Gilead Sciences awards $16.6 million in grants to programs helping people aging with HIV.

A choir of LGBTQ members and faith leaders sang from “Montero”—the album raises funds for 15 groups fighting HIV in the South.

At the VMAs, Lil Nas X nodded to Southern folks living with HIV. Days later, the pop star gave birth to “Montero,” his debut album.

Despite the introduction of prevention pills and proof that undetectable equals untransmissible, Americans are still ignorant about HIV.

Recent comments made by the rapper DaBaby highlight how much more work still needs to be done.

The duo runs Relationships Unleashed, a Black-led LGBTQ group in Tennessee that helps folks living with HIV.

GLAAD’s free virtual summit runs from February 24 to 26. Here’s how to join discussions on faith and HIV stigma in the South.

GLAAD study finds “drastic decrease” in HIV-positive characters on TV but sees an uptick in LGBTQ people of color.

The results of GLAAD’s first State of HIV Stigma Study coincide with news of a $9 million Gilead grant to fight HIV in the South.

As a cohost on the Netflix reality series, he helps plan surprise weddings in less than a week.

I contracted HIV in the 80s via tainted blood. I don’t blame gay men. I don’t blame homeless people or prisoners who donated blood, either.

Men who have sex with men can donate blood and plasma if they’ve abstained from sex for three months, instead of a year.

Jevon Martin, CEO of Princess Janae Place, addresses the challenges facing trans people—including COVID-19.

Misleading ads about Truvada as PrEP continue to impede HIV prevention.