#isolation

People with strong connections to family, friends and their communities are happier, physically healthier and live longer.

The update aims to help the public better protect themselves and understand their risk.

New research looks at strategies to improve social connections for people living with HIV.

People with HIV experienced “significant pandemic stress,” isolation, stigma and concerns about long COVID, finds a recent survey.

Women who reported chronic depression before the pandemic were 72% more likely to be hospitalized after COVID-19 diagnosis.

Individuals report that their health and well-being is worse because of the social distancing required during the pandemic.

Living long term with HIV can take its toll on your mental as well as physical health.

Later that same day, September 17, a POZ at Home event on Zoom features several long-term survivors. You’re invited!

Survey says Canadian PLWHIV have often been struggling—but they are resilient

Ashlie Jacob Pollard helps the Attic Youth Center provide health and wellness information and a sense of community.

“Not Our First Pandemic” is this year’s coronavirus-related HLTSAD theme.

Because I am rooting for you

For long-term survivors, the key to embracing resilience is sticking together.

There is no easy way to navigate life when you have mental health issues and complex traumas in your past.

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

“We will not be able to provide you with a service because you need a doctor’s consent.”