FDA to Allow Gay and Bisexual Men to Donate Blood
The Food and Drug Administration has proposed removing the ban on blood donations from gay men, a policy long considered…
Women is Cured of HIV Using Umbilical Cord Blood
It’s been reported that a woman has been cured of HIV. She is only the third person ever to be…
Right to Try Premieres on Peacock
NBC’s streaming service, Peacock, has premiered the documentary Right to Try, which centers around the fight to cure HIV. The…
World AIDS Day Events Across the Globe
Every year, World AIDS Day is observed on December 1st. It’s a day to remember the lives lost to the…
New Documentary Chronicles the Life and Death of Ric Weiland
Ric Weiland was a gifted, yet haunted man. He was extremely intelligent and his knowledge of computers led to him…
Elton John and Olly Alexander Perform ‘It’s a Sin’
At this year’s Brit Awards, Elton John teamed up with singer Olly Alexander, who performs under the name Years and…
HIV Vaccine Show Promising Results
A new experimental HIV vaccine has shown some promise in very early-stage trials. The new trials were run in partnership…
New Long-Lasting HIV Treatment Approved by FDA
On Thursday, January 21st, the FDA approved a new drug treatment to help those who are infected with HIV. Rather…
‘Being Seen’ Podcast Commemorates World AIDS Day
Being Seen is a new podcast that tackles the struggles, accomplishments, and unique intersectionality of queer black men. The podcast…
House of Angels: New Online Event Documents the AIDS Crisis
In the early 90s, photographers Saul Bromberger and Sandra Hoover began documenting life at Seattle’s Bailey-Boushay House. Bailey-Boushay was a…
Chicago AIDS Run and Walk Week Begins September 28th
Hey, Chicagoans and visitors to the Second City! Are you looking for a great way to get outside, get some…
The Life and Legacy of Larry Kramer
Larry Kramer died at age 84 today, leaving behind a body of work that changed not only the LGBTQ community,…
AIDS Walk New York will be Streaming Nationally on June 7
AIDS Walk New York, one of the largest fundraisers of the year, won’t be stopping for the pandemic. This year,…
Cities Around the Globe Set to Recognize World AIDS Day
December 1st marks World AIDS Day this year. The event was created in 1988 to raise awareness for the AIDS…
A Second Person Has Reportedly Been Cured of HIV
A second patient has reportedly been cured of HIV-1, according to a case study that was published today. The patient,…
Elton John Says to Get Tested for an AIDS-Free Future
Elton John is continuing his HIV/AIDS advocacy with a powerful new message in recognition of World AIDS Day that took…
Commemorating World Aids Day 2018
Tomorrow marks World AIDS Day, and despite some progress, 33.3 million people still live with HIV/AIDS. Besides the physical effects of…
HIV-Positive Staffed Spa Opens on World AIDS Day
A Canadian hospital is hoping to confront misconceptions about HIV by employing 15 HIV-positive therapists at a pop-up shop for…
Court Hears Case Alleging Discrimination Against HIV Patient After Dr. Refused Cosmetic Surgery
A trial in New York City has begun that will determine whether a cosmetic surgeon violated the Disabilities Act by…
Denmark to Allow Gay Men to Donate Blood by 2019
Denmark announced that it will be changing it’s blood-donation policies to “better embrace gender equality.” The country will allow gay…
Snap for the Kids at GMHC’s Latex Ball
Category is…fiercest benefit of all time. GMHC presents the 28th Annual Latex Ball where the LGBT community celebrates the artistic ball scene…
‘Vice’ Investigates the HIV Crisis on the Texas-Mexico Border
The Rio Grande Valley is a frontline for conflict in the US. While most of us know it for being…
New CDC Director: “AIDS is God’s Judgement Against Gays.”
The brand-new director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention was once considered too controversial by George W. Bush…
Courtney Act Releases Important Video About HIV Detectability
RuPaul’s Drag Race star Courtney Act is using her platform to teach people about U=U aka the risks about having sex with…
This Nurse Makes Hilarious Video to Raise Money for HIV/AIDS
Here’s one way to have a hit fundraiser: make a hilarious parody of the Sound of Music. Openly gay nurse, Otis Morgan,…
Grindr May Face Criminal Investigation After HIV Data Leak
This week we learned that gay social network Grindr was revealing users’ HIV statuses when sharing people’s data. A Norwegian…
Grindr is Sharing People’s HIV Statuses
A data analysis has found that Grinder is sharing people’s private information about people’s HIV statuses. With more than 3.6…
Review: ‘Angels in America’ Hits Broadway
There is theater. Then there is Angels in America. Tony Kushner’s seminal work, subtitled “A Gay Fantasia on National Themes,” premiered…
Alan Cumming’s ‘After Louie’ Coming to New York for One Week
In 2015, Vincent Gagliostro met Anthony Johnston, a Brooklyn-based writer and performer, and together they wrote the script for After…
Australian Government to Subsidize PrEP for All
The Australian government announced that it will subsidize PrEP for all Australians making the life-saving drug, which has been proven…