All posts tagged "hiv"
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Rapper DaBaby dropped from Lollapalooza after homophobic comments
Music festival Lollapalooza replaced rapper DaBaby after outcry over his comments about HIV/AIDS and gay people
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Health insurance must cover all costs associated with PrEP, Biden administration orders
Department of Labor guidance instructs insurers to remove all costs associated with PrEP, including lab tests and clinic visits
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HIV vaccine trial launched, 40 years after virus first detected
Oxford University has launched a limited trial of the vaccine, which has been developed to target a "broad range" of HIV variants
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Gay man tortured and killed in Cancún after revealing he was living with HIV
A gay man in one of Mexico's famous resort towns was tortured, burned, and killed, allegedly for revealing to fellow revelers that he had HIV.
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The 40-Year-Long Fight: HIV Experts on Four Decades of the Epidemic
Four decades after the first HIV diagnosis, advocates reflect on its impact on medicine, the LGBTQ rights movement, and society as a whole.
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Billy Porter reveals he’s been living with HIV for 14 years
Billy Porter, award-winning star of FX's Pose, feared his HIV status would become "another way for people to discriminate against me"
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UNAIDS Ambassador: Eliminating bans on gay sex are crucial to fighting spread of HIV
Lord Norman Fowler, the new UNAIDS ambassador, says overturning bans on same-sex relations would help in curbing the spread of HIV.
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Four in 10 trans women in major US cities test positive for HIV, CDC finds
The CDC has found that more than 4 in 10 transgender women in major U.S. cities have tested positive for HIV.
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Study could end blood donor restrictions on gay and bisexual men
An FDA-funded study seeks to develop screening tools that could lead to the end of a blanket deferral period for gay and bi male blood...
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Monthly PrEP pill shows “potent” results in trials
Merck said results of a study into islatravir suggested it could be used to prevent and treat HIV
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Injectable HIV treatment only requires six doses per year, study finds
ViiV Healthcare's monthly injections are just as effective every two months, company announces
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Congressional HIV/AIDS Caucus introduces bill to stop criminalizing people with HIV
Bill would provide incentives to states to repeal laws that impose criminal penalties for alleged HIV exposure.
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Olly Alexander on bringing ’80s London to life – and death – in ‘It’s a Sin’
"Super-inspired" by a starring role in It's a Sin, Years & Years singer Olly Alexander steals hearts on-screen and in song
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Opinion: Working Together to End the HIV Epidemic in Virginia
Virginia seeks to repeal outdated and inequitable laws that unfairly criminalize people living with HIV. It's about time.
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Anti-LGBTQ televangelist: Gay men have “secret ring” to transmit HIV through handshakes
A resurfaced clip shows Pat Robertson making a claim so outrageous that the network was forced to edit it
