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How the attorney general’s policy change could result in a sizable spike in HIV transmission

A 14-year study in Chicago found higher rates of multiple sex partners later in life.

Funding topics include HIV criminalization, “bathroom bills,” the rural South and ACT UP.

Four out of five LGBT people live in states with HIV criminalization laws.

Grantees serve critical populations: homeless, LGBT, youth, African-American, incarcerated people and more.

Mass imprisonment of drug users worldwide, as well as a scarcity of harm reduction programs, contributes to the spread of HIV.

Mass imprisonment of drug users worldwide and insufficient harm reduction propel the spread of HIV, hepatitis B and C and tuberculosis.

Sending fewer men to prison and reducing sentences for those who are incarcerated could slow the spread of HIV.

The convicted sex offender has served his sentence but lost his latest bid to be released from civil confinement.

HIV-related discrimination topped the list of legal priorities for transgender people living with the virus.

The president and CEO of the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS responds to recent media coverage of HIV.

Sometimes it was easier to remain in prison because HIV to me was a prison for ’bottom feeders’ and society’s predators.

I enjoyed the POZ cover story on Congresswoman Lee.

Substantially more needs to be done to transition incarcerated people living with HIV into supportive health care services upon release from j...

Of the 50 states, New Jersey has the highest proportion-one out of three-of people living with HIV/AIDS who are women.

Less than 17 percent of HIV-positive inmates on antiretroviral (ARV) therapy continue taking their treatment consistently once they are releas...