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With nearly 250,000 residents living with HIV, the Caribbean region has the second highest HIV prevalence in the world.

The latest HIV prevention campaign from the Los Angeles LGBT Center stars gay music artist and model Milan Christopher.

It’s just one episode of “HIV Matters,” a (free!) podcast series from the University of North Carolina’s Department of Medicine.

Here’s how the administration’s abortion-related attack relates to HIV. Plus: Will the CDC stop collecting vital LGBT data?

“Love & Solidarity: Together PrEP, Testing and Treatment Can End HIV”

Cecilia Chung, June Gipson and David Holtgrave bring experience and diversity to the group’s board.

And it’s searching for a lead design team right now!

HIV groups ask: If Silence=Death, where is the HIV community’s voice resisting the war against immigrants in the United States?

Building a diverse biomedical sciences workforce is a critical step in reducing the burden of cancer for an increasingly diverse America.

About 1.4 million U.S. adults identify as transgender. Trans women, especially those of color, are at high risk of HIV.

Andrew Spieldenner, PhD, examines the increasing need for people living with HIV to build community in our current political climate.

In the past, he was accused of misusing data, showing religious bias and discriminating against gay men and people with HIV.

For starters, the law could shut down internet sites, forcing sex workers on the street, where they’re in even more danger.

Hint: It would slash HIV funds by over $100 million nationally and cause 300,000 deaths each year globally.

The San Francisco campaign hopes to overcome racial disparities in HIV health.

Expand the fight, nurture the front line, measure our performance—and stay the course.