How to find an HIV-competent healthcare provider, according to advocates
In this episode of The Talk, people living with HIV share tips on finding a doctor you can trust.
May 19 2026 4:55 PM
By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
In this episode of The Talk, people living with HIV share tips on finding a doctor you can trust.
A new trial found a technique similar to treatment blood cancer kept two patients at undetectable levels for extended periods.
In this episode of The Talk, people living with HIV say it's important to honor your feelings, ask lots of questions, and develop a new routine.
NMAC CEO Harold Phillips disputes allegations about spending, staffing, and workplace culture as internal concerns surface.
“This is an example of successful public health,” Dr. Jonathan Mermin, who led the CDC’s National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention and is now dean of Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, told The Advocate.
A once-a-month option could ease the burden of HIV care while improving outcomes, researchers say.
Learn more important facts like this by exploring National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
Help is still out there — for prevention, testing, and treatment.
In honor of Black History Month, we highlight a few important Black leaders who’ve made incredible impact in the fight against HIV.
With Black Americans disproportionately affected by HIV, it's a day to encourage testing, prevention, and treatment but also to talk about systemic barriers.
Through "heightened surveillance, arrest, and conviction," Black Americans are more likely to be criminalized for their HIV.
These are the organizations dedicated to fighting HIV in the Black community, and the resources they provide.
Andrew Spieldenner, executive director of MPACT Global, is one of The Advocate's 2026 Amazing People with HIV.
Opinion: "While the obstacles we face may be significant, Lenacapavir represents a monumental breakthrough in the fight against HIV/AIDS, one we can not afford to squander," write Dr. Kelly Gebo and Dr. Amanda Castel.
Here's why HIV-positive men met at the border between the United States and Mexico yesterday to kiss.
There are now more ways than ever — including long-acting injectables — to prevent the spread of HIV.
Notorious anti-vaxxer RFK Jr. recently canceled $500 million in federal grants for mRNA vaccine research.
The defendants in the case previously argued that supporting PrEP access was similar to supporting homosexuality.
“This is a terrible time to cut it off. We’re beginning to get close,” said Dennis Burton, an immunology professor at Scripps Research.
The former assistant secretary for health is breaking her silence on the damage Trump's HHS is doing.