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Now there’s no excuse to not get fit.

The project will tap the healing power of art and be documented on film.

The greatest diver in history has found himself a swell fella.

From a simple plus to swallows festooning a red ribbon, 14 men and one woman tell share their thoughts on poz tattoos.

The former first lady of Turks and Caicos, actress Lisaraye McCoy,  is on a mission.

The amendment marks the first time Congress has voted on HIV-criminalization matters in 23 years.

By day, he teaches groups how to make films about their HIV experiences. By night, he's one of New York's funniest gay comics.

Eating well is always smart, but it’s especially wise when you’re living with HIV. New York–based chef Ramon Ruiz shares one of his favorite recipes.

From Freddy Mercury to Vito Russo, there have been thousands of amazing gay and bisexual men who have lived with HIV. In honor of LGBT pride month, we're celebrating 10 of our favorite gay men who are reinventing what it means to be HIV-positive in 2013 simply by being themselves.

Johnson & Johnson will give $1 For every 'like,' 'tweet,' and 'pin' of its infographic.

Scientists have uncovered a connection between HIV and a virus found in volcanic springs.

Joey Terrill's retrospective exhibit at ONE Archives explores HIV/AIDS ambivalence and normalization.

For Debbie Gibson, Paula Poundstone, and the Tony Award winner, all women who became stars in the 1980s, the battle to end AIDS is an enduring cause.

Nushawn Williams, accused of knowingly exposing others to HIV, has been in prison for 15 years.

Three leading health organizations have released a new report on HIV throughout Europe.

To dismay of some Virginians, John Chittick is changing the face of HIV testing and awareness for local teens.

By day, Susan Pontow fights HIV in a lab, but she just spent her vacation time riding 545 miles on the AIDS/LifeCycle.

The old notions about risks in dating don’t take treatment, testing, and honesty into account.

AHEAD With Horses is a skills-building program for children with disabilities, including HIV-positive kids.