Born to survive
It was Dan Savage who summed up the darkest days of the AIDS crisis: “We buried our friends in the morning, we protested in the afternoon, and we danced all night. The dance kept us in the fight because it was the dance we were fighting for.”
Lighting the way
In 1984, under the gloomy, rain-slicked skies of Melbourne, two men quietly sparked a movement that would resonate for decades to come … Their simple yet powerful vigil was a protest against the indifference surrounding a growing tragedy: the AIDS epidemic.
A giant leap forward: HIV cure and treatment breakthroughs at CROI 2025
Groundbreaking discoveries shared at the 2025 CROI have sparked a fresh wave of optimism in the global HIV community.
The rising incidence of anal cancer
The rising incidence of anal cancer – a growing concern for people with HIV and gay men.
Understanding weight gain
In recent years, the question of what’s behind the growing rates of obesity and weight gain among people living with HIV has become more pressing.
The transformative power of exercise
Back in 1997, when HIV meds saved me from certain death, I embraced exercise with the intensity that comes with second chances.
