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A survey of teens about their sexual habits appears to show promising signs for sexually transmitted infection prevention.

The $25 fee could deter people from getting tested in Mississippi, where HIV and STI rates are high.

Noël Gordon Jr. and Marvell L. Terry II are fighting the virus at the Human Rights Campaign.

Thanks to the HRC Foundation, these 10 fellows will receive training to fight HIV in America’s hardest-hit communities.

“There are cross-dressers in the building,” warned a message to teen pages regarding which restrooms they should use.

Youth working to end the AIDS epidemic declare a bill of rights. Check out the five articles.

Legacee Kares provides young people on the streets in New York City with resources and services, including access to PrEP.

Young people may avoid seeking sexual and reproductive health care out of concern that their parents will find out about it.

An HIV/AIDS art exhibit centers on youth.

Founded by youth activists, TruEvolution uses education and leadership to empower underserved LGBT youth.

Advocates born with HIV face ongoing challenges.

POZ catches up with Jake Glaser, Hydeia Broadbent and the Meredith siblings for our special issue on youth.

Could 2017 be a pivotal year for homeless youth and HIV?

Fifteen years ago, Carl Siciliano founded the Ali Forney Center, now the largest U.S. housing program for homeless LGBT youth.

From March 5 to 12, this year’s events focus on the impact of HIV on Black youth.

Curator Danny Orendorff walks us through the HIV/AIDS exhibition “One day this kid will get larger.”