#isolation

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

As the Reverend Claude Bowen puts it: “Wounded healers can’t heal someone else.”

17% of new diagnoses are among those 50 and older. Aundaray Guess offers needed advice to this population.

Funding from Gilead Sciences’ “HIV Age Positively” initiative will go to these 30 U.S. groups.

A research team has sought to address the critical lack of treatment guidelines for addressing HIV’s complex effects on aging.

An original production about the experiences of an intergenerational group of people living with HIV proves how theater can be therapeutic.

Find out how stigma affects people living with HIV and how some people are working to combat it.

Called #PWNCares, the multimedia series launches Monday, October 23, from Positive Women’s Network–USA.

It’s part of San Francisco General Hospital’s Ward 86, where 1,600 of its 2,500 patients are 50 or older.

The latest Reunion Project conference is taking place in South Florida.

Today, the majority of people living with HIV in the United States are over 50 years old.

A treatment activist chronicles the unique health and psychosocial challenges of long-term survivors and outlines goals for mobilization.

Documenting the Graying of AIDS

Are younger people living with the virus worse off than the older ones, contrary to popular belief?

A brother recounts the recent gut-wrenching AIDS-related death of his sibling.

People living with HIV who are younger than 50 suffer from greater levels of stress and isolation than the older generation.