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Mike Dewine saw the threat posed by coronavirus and acted fast. His history with HIV shows why.

Amplifying the voices of people on the front lines of the fight against HIV

POZ writers and artists have thrived at the magical intersection of lived experience and boundless talent.

A look at July-August issues from the POZ archives

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

After I decided to open up about my HIV status my doctor sent my some issues of POZ Magazine. And I didn’t feel alone on my new journey.

My Child is poz - the 5 part series is here! The one on one sit down with Rev. David Massey Sr. you do not want to miss this conversation.

Dating someone who is HIV positive is possible! In fact, the likelihood of you encountering someone who is positive is very possible!

Can the latest Internet meme teach us something about HIV and PrEP?

I recognize that it was the courage of the gay and bleeding disorders communities that have given me opportunity to simply be here today.

The gay community made huge strides in marriage equality. Here’s how to refocus that energy.

The Vice on HBO special report looks at the quest for an AIDS-free world. But how will it portray the problematic George W. Bush and PEPFAR?

Artist Jenny Holzer is putting “Song of Myself” on the New York City AIDS Memorial. Is that something to celebrate?

But SRSLY folks: Lots of people do get HIV from their boyfriends instead of bootycalls.

Why the artist’s orgiastic mural and other “questionable content” still matter.

Keith Haring died 25 years ago this month, but his work remains as relevant—and racy—as ever.