HIV Aids
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From Self-Loathing to Accepting Treatment for HIV
There is never a convenient time to learn that you are living with HIV. My diagnosis came on the day…
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Breast/Chest Screening Guidelines for Trans People
This past spring was tough for Tyson Crenshaw. The 51-year-old transgender sexual-health prevention specialist at Columbus, Ohio’s Equitas Health was…
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Praise and Criticism of Missouri’s Updated HIV Criminalization Law
On July 14, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed into law a bill modernizing the state’s HIV criminalization statute. As a…
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What It Is and How to Treat It
If you haven’t heard of “death grip” among people who masturbate, you’re probably not alone. While many people (especially those…
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Why a Michigan Man Is Doing Time for Allegedly Transmitting HIV
In late December 2018, Michigan joined the growing list of U.S. states that in recent years have softened outdated and…
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Advocates Are Unhappy with the Global AIDS Agenda’s Drug Patent Language
Every five years, reps from governments and advocacy groups around the world come together via the United Nations to haggle…
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Concern Follows Gilead Decision to End Clinic PrEP Reimbursements
In April, Gilead Sciences announced something that sent many U.S. community health clinics into a panic. Gilead manufactures several HIV…
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The Hottest Men in Dance, 2021 Edition
For so many of us, the past year and a half has been a clusterfuck that doesn’t know when to…
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Revisiting the Classic HIV/AIDS Play ‘Jeffrey’
In 1992, in a tiny Off-Off-Broadway theater in New York City, a little comedy about AIDS opened: Jeffrey by Paul…
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Minnesota’s Recent HIV Outbreaks Are About So Much More Than HIV
Last summer, Minnesota was thrust into the international spotlight due to the police murder of George Floyd and the outrage…
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