Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

However, some feel the guidelines still exclude and add stigma to too many gay and bi donors.

The new policy sounds more inclusive, but PrEP users would still be excluded.

It would appear that trashing others is more contagious than Omicron on an Atlantis cruise.

Here are some clear truths and realities about HIV/AIDS for those who don’t know or need a refresher.

Guidance issued by the Department of Labor will ensure that PrEP is provided without cost to insured people that may be at a higher risk for HIV under Obamacare.

Our community endured unspeakable trauma during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. We learned from this fight. We want to help those in need.

The U.K. is on track to end HIV transmissions by 2030. But several barriers stand in the way of the U.S. replicating their success.

Some ads stretching the truth about the HIV prevention medicine are still running, however – as advocates claim that Facebook is failing and ignoring its LGBT users.

A new government program will cover the cost of PrEP for people without prescription drug coverage.

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

They are also less likely to know about the HIV prevention strategy or talk about it with their doctors.

Sex without a barrier. Unprotected sex. Barebacking. Also known as having sex. Ask a straight person.

But not if the California Medical Association has anything to say about it.

Experts call the implant “potentially game-changing” and early studies have gone well.

Gay and bisexual men lead the way to an 18-year low incidence of new HIV cases.

The argument that people can’t afford PrEP isn’t grounded in facts.

This move will allow the medication to get into many more hands.

Activists hailed the earlier than expected release, calling it “a victory for the LGBTQ+ community, for HIV activists, and for U.S. taxpayers.”

STI rates among gay and bi men have been raising, but many factors are involved.

In 2015, Cuba became the first country in the world to halt the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mothers to their children. They’re doing more to fight HIV than America is now.