People 55 and older represent 41% of the U.S. population living with HIV. Learn more about #HIVandAging and #NHAAD.

Previously, pilots and air crew were grounded for 30 days after starting PrEP in case they had side effects. Now, they wait 14 days.

Plus, the U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS (USCHA) workshop “Ending the HIV Epidemic: Black Women, HBCUs, & PrEP Uptake.”

Research on the links between tenofovir and other antiretrovirals, SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID severity has produced mixed results.

My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor, a collection of essays that include pieces from POZ Magazine, has been released.

Meet HRC’s new class of students at historically Black colleges and universities trained on HIV prevention, education, stigma and more.

There are now three FDA-approved PrEP medications in the United States—two are pills, and one is a shot.

The USPSTF’s latest recommendation could make long-acting PrEP (Apretude) more accessible—if a looming court case doesn’t interfere.

#SHAAD is Sunday, August 20. In 2021, the South comprised 38% of the U.S. population but 52% of new HIV diagnoses. Here’s why.

AIDSVu shows an unmet need for PrEP to prevent HIV among African Americans, Latinos and people living in the South.