Broadway's best raise over $1 million for LGBTQ+ and HIV causes
Stars of the stage rally for HIV and LGBTQ+ causes in the midst of extreme budget cuts.
April 03 2025 7:15 PM
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Stars of the stage rally for HIV and LGBTQ+ causes in the midst of extreme budget cuts.
A new campaign aims to shine a light on Asian-Americans living with, or at risk of, HIV.
These are the first MPV-related deaths in the nation's largest city.
The HIV fundraiser was a nearly naked musical epic.
HIV care providers in New York State are calling for a reversal in changes to prescription benefits for vulnerable populations.
A massive Medicaid fraud ring is busted, which allegedly involved buying back HIV meds from impoverished patients and reselling them.
Dr. Demetre Daskalakis will be head of the New York City Bureau of HIV/AIDS after effectively controlling the meningitis outbreak last year.
The Queen of Pop saluted nurses Ellen Matzer and Valery Hughes, who were in the audience at Madison Square Garden.
The city wants doctors to prescribe a preventative drug that can stop diseases like syphilis.
Musical numbers + gorgeous performers + charity = heaven!
We celebrate his legacy and fearless fight against homophobia and HIV.
With new cases on the rise among gay and bi men, vaccine demands are already outweighing supply in the area.
The historic New York-based organization provides life-saving services.
The appointment of Daskalakis, who has managed New York City's response to HIV, COVID-19, and more, is being widely praised.
A gay dating app revealed some fun and interesting facts in a recent campaign.
The app used “raw data” to show when, where, and how people use it.
"He lived in my apartment and died in my apartment."
Daskalakis, the CDC’s unconventional director of HIV prevention efforts, enters his new role during the most challenging health crisis in decades.
This multi-hyphenate is living proof status doesn't define you.
A New York court ruling states that a magazine ad "defames" a Brooklyn woman by making her appear HIV-positive.