#New York City

The NIH-funded research focuses on chronic conditions other than HIV and examines gender differences.

They’re part of an exhibit of post-Stonewall photographs from Robert Giard’s “Particular Voices” series.

After 12 months, this program was tied to a greater rate of stable housing and a higher increase in viral suppression.

15,000 people—including the stars of “Pose”—participated in the event that supports GMHC and other local HIV groups.

Gay and bisexual men with HIV who are cured of hep C are reinfected at a high rate.

“And So It Happened” profiles people taking HIV treatment and PrEP.

A member of ACT UP and Rise and Resist, Vélez fought for drug access and civil rights, notably for those in the Latino community.

But health officials stress there is still room for improvement.

This year’s theme was “Our Thoughts. Our Voices. Our Time.”

At press time, more than 700 cases of the highly contagious disease were confirmed in 22 states so far.

“Humberto truly understood the plight of people on the margins of society, of people who have the least access to health care.”

Long-term survivor “Dr. Bradley” also delves into his Broadway career, functional narcissism and fabulous musical memoir.

I rinsed away my six months of sobriety and I could only think about how free my first few moments of being high again felt.

Permanent monuments across the country honor those lost to the epidemic.

We take a look at the first-ever release of comprehensive region-level PrEP use data in New York.

A moment of grace—and some amazing advice—from a police officer. Would I take it?