Daily Dose

National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a good time to question why the community isn't utilizing a holistic approach against the epidemic.

Phill Wilson on living through dual pandemics.

Dial down the guilt and embrace self-reflection and change, writes Tyler Curry.

Could hyper vigilance about my health save my life? Or just drive me and my doctor mad?

Having HIV doesn’t need to get in the way of your dreams, including building a family.

Shame has no place here, so let it go in 2019. 

We all have that voice in our head telling us we’re not good enough — I say, tell them to F***  off.

You can’t change your status, but you can change how you live your life with it.

My romance crumbled in South Korea and drowning my sorrows stateside put me at risk.

After decades with HIV, I got a shocking diagnosis that made me rethink a few things.

Shawndell Finney discovered she had HIV two weeks after her husband was hospitalized. Her life has been a journey ever since.

As gay men, we’re still too reluctant to talk about HIV and that needs to change.

One busy HIV-positive executive tells us why staying on his regimen is important not only to his health but that of everyone else in his life.

One HIV-positive man finds something deeply profound and very personal about the findings of two recent treatment studies