HIV/AIDS

A book details Trump telling associates about having his resort cleaned following a visit from his ex-lawyer Roy Cohn, who was dying of AIDS at the time.

Out state Sen. Scott Wiener promises to introduce a bill creating “a master plan” on STD prevention and have California monitor HIV/AIDS numbers until 2030.

CBS published (then deleted) an article that made it seem that HIV could be spread through saliva. Even worse – the police officers that supplied the info are still promoting that as fact.

An interview with the activist/filmmaker of risqué films focuses on the direction of his latest web series, FATHERS, which imagines a world without AIDS.

PrEP is safe & effective for preventing HIV, and LGBTQ organizations say the ads at putting people’s lives at risk with misinformation.

The one-time MSNBC host and Obama senatorial challenger barely gets 5 views on videos – now, he’s begun promoting drinking bleach here and in Uganda.

Three HIV vaccines are being studied in clinical trials and, if successful, could be available soon.

Despite the Administration’s effort to pretend they don’t, LGBTQ people with HIV and AIDS continue to fight for us and inspire us all.

A new survey shows an alarming paucity of HIV-awareness among young adults.

The son of the President went out of his way to promote stigma around HIV-positive people which has long been false.

Transgender people, and men who have sex with men and use needles, are the only demographics that saw an increase in HIV cases.

Public health officials say there’s “no reason to panic.”

“Criminalizing LGBT people and other key populations is utterly incompatible with the mandates of an effective HIV response.”

They’re owned by Facebook, the social media giant who allows politicians to lie in political ads. But telling gay and bi men about PrEP is too far?

The men were targeted by a homophobic mob so they called police. The police arrested them instead of the mob.

Being one of the world’s most successful LGBTQ entertainers didn’t make the singer immune to heavy criticism from his own community.

But they stopped short of promising sanctions if the bill becomes law.

Trump pledged to eradicate HIV by 2030, but his Health Secretary’s political pals have different goals in mind.

Next year, you’ll be able to go to a pharmacy and get PrEP without seeing a doctor first.

LGBTQ bookstores were often the only places where queer people could meet, see themselves or learn about their world. Here’s how they came to be (and fell into decline).