#New York City

The new HOPWA formula aims to benefit areas with high rates of HIV. Larger cities may see a drop in their share of funding.

Gloria Searson has been fighting to end the epidemic in New York City for almost 25 years.

The $40 price tag of such kits may put them out of reach of various high-risk demographics.

The Positive Living Workshop isn’t a workshop to disclose anyone’s HIV status. It’s a workshop to brainstorm strategic ways to disclose...

The science behind Truvada as pre-exposure prophylaxis reveals an awesome tool that is apparently already helping shrink U.S. HIV rates.

The NYC museum exhibit examines caretaking, housing and family throughout the epidemic’s history—including a 1989 Donald Trump.

A rally and dance party was held at the New York City AIDS Memorial to supported the “Undetectable = Untransmittable” campaign

Researchers spotlight the proportion of the population with unsuppressed HIV as an indicator of local transmission risk.

Derek Broomes allegedly diverted federal money intended to help low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.

The hospital’s “careless handling” of personal health information violated HIPAA rules.

Jack Mountford filed a lawsuit against New York restaurant Buddakan.

HousingWorksHistory.com documents the story of “how AIDS activists became real estate developers.”

God’s Love We Deliver poses the question for its Kitchen Cabinet program

The 12th Annual Women as the Face of AIDS Summit proves that women are resilient, fierce and wise.

Join me as I launch my POZ Blog with a “Voice of Reason.”

For nearly 30 years, the group has used art to bring attention to the epidemic and to support the work of artists living with HIV.