June 10 2013 4:46 AM ET
Why Dating an HIV-Positive Man Might Be Safer
The old notions about risks in dating don’t take treatment, testing, and honesty into account.
June 05 2013 2:24 PM ET
The Letter 35 LGBT Groups Signed to Pledge Commitment to Fighting HIV
To mark Pride month, leaders from major LGBT groups push to re-galvanize the movement with letter and video.
May 27 2013 4:40 AM ET
Op-ed: The Strange Case of Uncle Poodle
The intersection between HIV and Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
May 20 2013 4:02 AM ET
Op-ed: It’s Not Me, It’s You
When HIV-negative people project their fears of death onto those with HIV, it hurts everyone
May 17 2013 5:00 AM ET
Op-ed: To The Most Vulnerable, The Least Reward
More than a decade ago, as countless millions succumbed to the worst pandemic of our time, the world finally said: Enough. What followed was a historically unprecedented response.
May 14 2013 6:00 AM ET
Op-Ed: HIV Quarantines Already Exist
The host of the political show For & Against examines how HIV criminalization laws endanger everyone by singling out HIV-positive citizens.
March 21 2013 7:00 AM ET
Coming Out & Falling in Love With HIV
For one Latina activist, finding love has been almost as good as a cure
March 11 2013 5:03 AM ET
Op-ed: One Gourmet Meal Can Help Feed Thousands
GMHC's Savor dinner is one that keeps people feeling full all year.
February 19 2013 12:30 PM ET
Op-Ed: Changing Attitudes Toward LGBT Health in the South
When health disparities disproportionately affect LGBT people, especially in southern states, it only helps to go straight to the source.
January 31 2013 1:21 PM ET
Op-ed: Why Alabama Needs to Update Its Sex Education
Alabama's only openly LGBT state legislator explains why she is trying to change the laws to make sex ed in schools less homophobic and more comprehensive.
