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HIV and Aging: The Basics
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Catching Up With Jim J. Bullock

Read an excerpt from latest edition of The Caftan Chronicles with the gay-ish goofball from the ’80s sitcom Too Close For Comfort.

Move On Up

In this special issue dedicated to aging with HIV, our cover story explores the intersection of living with HIV and limited mobility.
Yolanda Santana

Living With HIV and Limited Mobility

Aging and other conditions often pose additional challenges for those with HIV.

Two Long-Term Survivors on Life, Death, and Leaving HIV Activism

Tez Anderson and Mark S. King wonder if their lives can “have another act” outside of the HIV arena.
Shawn Decker

Times of the Sign

In a blog post titled “Synthetic Division: The Times of the Sign (1992–2022),” POZ contributing writer Shawn Decker explains.

The Complete AIDS2022 Coverage from Mark S. King

A wrap-up of the articles, posts, and videos filed during AIDS2022 by POZ blogger Mark S. King.

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Depression Is Often a Silent Partner to HIV
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What Is Chronic Inflammation and Why Is It Such a Big Deal for People With HIV?
Older, Wiser, Ready for Their Close-Up

The Long & Winding Road

After advances in HIV therapy, long-acting antiretrovirals and long-term remission are the next frontiers.
HIV long-term survivors explain AIDS Survivor Syndrome.

HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day 2022

#HLTSAD—which is Sunday, June 5—urges you to #Mobilize2Thrive and prioritize the quality of life for HIV long-term survivors.

Meet the Gay Men Behind POZ Magazine’s “Meth Still Kills” Story

Four gay men discuss meth, sex, and HIV, and taking part in a POZ Magazine story on the topic, “Meth Still Kills.”

Everyday – June 2022

These dates represent milestones in the HIV epidemic. Please go to poz.com/aidsiseveryday to learn more about the history of HIV/AIDS.

HIV and Aging

Over half of people with HIV and 17% of those newly diagnosed are 50 and older.

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Tool Time!

Creating a virtual tool kit for long-term survivors

Join This Webinar on Social Isolation Among Long-Term Survivors

A free Reunion Project webinar will address loneliness and social isolation among long-term HIV/AIDS survivors.

March 26, 1987: My HIV Diagnosis Date With Destiny

I was in the 6th Grade when the positive test result came back. And my life, for reasons good and bad, would never be the same again.

My HIV Positive Test was 37 Years Ago Today. This is What I Know Is True.

Some truths bombs from a long-term survivor about his 37 years living with HIV.
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Kia LaBeija, Artist and HIV Activist, Is Prepared for Her First Solo Show

The exhibit tells the story of her life, says Kia LaBeija, and that includes her mom, HIV, ballroom, love and a double rainbow. [SLIDESHOW]
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