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In his guilty plea, the New Jersey man detailed how he conspired with others to steal HIV meds from a VA pharmacy and resell them.

Missouri’s governor signs a bill that lowers the penalty of HIV exposure and transmission.

1971’s “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” is among Gil Scott-Heron’s hits. He was HIV positive when he died in 2011.

According to a Lambda Legal report on LGBTQ and HIV discrimination—which underscores why the Senate must pass the Equality Act

Virginia’s governor is likely to sign a bill to update HIV crime laws, but AIDS advocates claim it doesn’t go far enough.

Tight living spaces, lack of protective gear and preexisting health conditions may account for the higher death rate in prisons.

HIV criminalization experts convened attorneys and stakeholders to propose public health guidelines.

An interview with Tremaine Jones, who creates space for Black GBQ/SGL men

The event will take place next May at Ohio State University. But right now you can watch a documentary about an HINAC in Alabama.

There is no easy way to navigate life when you have mental health issues and complex traumas in your past.

This includes New York inmates who are older, sick, pregnant or have serious respiratory conditions or compromised immune systems.

One bill would create 1,000 new residency positions for physicians going into addiction treatment medicine.

The researcher used CRISPR/Cas9 technology to render a pair of twins resistant to HIV.

Grantees provided training, support services, direct employment and more. Check out these inspiring profiles on five groups.

The Kentuckian lived in the country with his physician boyfriend before being deported.

Released from prison 25 years early, the former college wrestler had been sentenced for failing to disclose his HIV.