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Much of the HIV Reservoir Is Established When Treatment Begins

In theory, starting antiretrovirals quiets the immune system, leading more immune cells to become part of the inactive reservoir.

Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Discuss HIV at LGBT Town Hall

“Overall, the candidates seemed well informed around HIV/AIDS issues.”

Exercise Can Mitigate Depression and Anxiety in People With HIV

That is according to a meta-analysis including nearly 500 people.

HIV Is Spreading Faster in the Philippines Than Anywhere Else

A look at the surging numbers and what is possibly fueling them

Early HIV Vaccine Trial Builds on Moderately Successful Predecessor

By altering the components of the vaccine regimen, researchers drove promising antibody and immune-cell responses.

Kidney Transplants Between People With HIV Have High Success Rates

A long-term study also found that superinfection—acquiring a second strain of HIV—was not a risk for the transplantees.

Shuping Wang exposed an AIDS epidemic in rural China

R.I.P. Shuping Wang, the Whistle-Blower Who Exposed China’s Rural AIDS Epidemic

She had been living in the United States. Last month, a play based on her activism opened in London.

How Do Opioids and Meds to Fight Opioid Addiction Affect HIV Treatment?

Over $12 million in grants has been awarded to the Wistar Institute to research the links between opioid receptors and immune activation.

American Sentenced to U.S. Prison for Leaking Singapore HIV Data

The Kentuckian lived in the country with his physician boyfriend before being deported.

Prevention: Vaccine Trial

The Mosaico study will enroll gay and bisexual men and transgender people at significant risk for the virus.

25 Years of Contributors

POZ writers and artists have thrived at the magical intersection of lived experience and boundless talent.

A New HIV Vaccine Study Wants YOU to Sign Up!

Calling all U.S. cisgender gay and bi men and trans and gender nonconforming people at risk for the virus.

Gay “Chemsex” Parties Pose Challenges to European HIV Efforts

Nonetheless, the United Kingdom recorded the lowest rate of new HIV cases in nearly 20 years.

Rectal Gonorrhea Is Linked to HIV Risk in Aussie Gay & Bi Men

Repeated cases of rectal gonorrhea were associated with an even higher risk of HIV.

People With HIV and Syphilis Are at Risk for Ocular Syphilis

An analysis of people with syphilis in British Columbia found people with HIV were more likely to have a case affecting the eyes.

Support for HIV2020 in Mexico City Continues to Grow

Here’s why MPact, a global gay men’s health group, will not participate in AIDS 2020 in San Francisco.

#Global

Meet the New Leader of the United Nations AIDS Program

#Cure

#World AIDS Day

Meet the New Leader of the United Nations AIDS Program

#Cure

#World AIDS Day

Much of the HIV Reservoir Is Established When Treatment Begins

Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Discuss HIV at LGBT Town Hall

Exercise Can Mitigate Depression and Anxiety in People With HIV

HIV Is Spreading Faster in the Philippines Than Anywhere Else

Early HIV Vaccine Trial Builds on Moderately Successful Predecessor

Kidney Transplants Between People With HIV Have High Success Rates

R.I.P. Shuping Wang, the Whistle-Blower Who Exposed China’s Rural AIDS Epidemic

How Do Opioids and Meds to Fight Opioid Addiction Affect HIV Treatment?

American Sentenced to U.S. Prison for Leaking Singapore HIV Data

Prevention: Vaccine Trial

25 Years of Contributors

A New HIV Vaccine Study Wants YOU to Sign Up!

Gay “Chemsex” Parties Pose Challenges to European HIV Efforts

Rectal Gonorrhea Is Linked to HIV Risk in Aussie Gay & Bi Men

People With HIV and Syphilis Are at Risk for Ocular Syphilis

Support for HIV2020 in Mexico City Continues to Grow

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