#Mexico City

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

San Francisco and Mexico City host competing conferences.

It’s planned by activists who cannot or will not attend the San Francisco gathering because of U.S. discriminatory policies.

Keren Dunaway Gonzalez, an 18-year-old AIDS activist in Honduras who was kidnapped January 6 in the city of San Pedro Sula, has been freed.

People with HIV are generally no more likely to experience severe complications of H1N1 influenza virus than people not infected with HIV, acc...

Applauding Barack Obama’s removal of US’ 22-year-old ban on HIV visitors, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon urged countries to follow lead

Singer and HIV/AIDS advocate Annie Lennox spoke with POZ for our June 2009 issue. Here is the complete interview.

New study shows providing antiretroviral treatment to all who need it can prevent HIV infections.

The largest gathering of AIDS experts concluded August 8 with a number of new findings that will undoubtedly impact HIV prevention and treatme...

A drug regimen consisting of Isentress, Intelence and Norvir-boosted Prezista has pushed viral loads to undetectable levels in 90 percent of h...

HIV-positive patients with high viral loads who start their first antiretroviral treatment regimen with Epzicom experience virologic failure a...

Results using first-line treatment regimens containing three approved protease inhibitors may vary somewhat by race and gender.

The 2008 Positive Leadership Summit kicks off July 31 in Mexico City. About 400 HIV-positive people from 88 countries will participate.

Devising strategy to curb HIV/AIDS across Latin America will be the subject of Aug 1 meeting of regional health and education ministers

Global advocacy group Human Rights Watch is criticizing howMexican government handles HIV-related human rights issues