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In his fascinating new memoir, the award-winning blogger illustrates that those living with HIV can have just as crazy, beautiful, sexy, and fabulous lives as anyone else.
It's a big win for the elderly population most susceptible to this specific virus.
New research highlights the unmet mental health needs of long-term survivors
A GoFundMe was set up to transfer the actor from his hospital in Mexico.
The famous activist reflects on the AIDS epidemic, the mpox outbreak, and his journey to faith.
The acclaimed actor discusses his five decades on Broadway and being a long-term survivor of HIV.
In honor of HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, June 5, these folks share some of their personal journeys of living with HIV for decades.
Rather than accepting the worst, this author and activist decided to survive and thrive instead.
Dancing to the Lyrics details the HIV advocate and author's hardscrabble life as a child in 1960s Baltimore.
Artist and activist Steed Taylor's short film tells long-term survivors' stories in their own words.
The Gay Men’s Health Crisis has survived since the first days of the HIV epidemic — and is still caring for those who have survived along with it.
"I didn't think I'd see 30, honestly," the four-time Olympic gold medal-winner says.
In our latest issue read long-term survivors’ stories, in their own words, and about how a nonprofit leader is making history in San Francisco.
The death rate difference between those living with HIV and those not living with the disease dropped precipitously in recent years.
Phill Wilson on living through dual pandemics.
How we can defeat both anti-LGBTQ+ bias and the COVID-19 pandemic.
If the Supreme Court wipes out the Affordable Care Act, I will probably die.
An oft-repeated sentence is triggering infinite pain.
In the shadow of COVID-19, the significance of the Affordable Care Act has never been more prominent.
Both sides of the political divide are urging Veterans Affairs to use service dogs to treat PTSD, so why aren’t they?
