Latest by Larry Buhl
Will COVID-19 Make Modernizing HIV Criminal Laws Harder?
As shelter-in-place violation arrests increase nationwide, HIV criminal law reform activists question the way forward.
PrEP Advocates Call New Gilead Patent Suit Against HHS a ‘Distraction’
The drug manufacturer alleges the federal government filed for the Truvada prevention patent without their knowledge.
Here's What's Gone Wrong With the U.S. Coronavirus Response—And What We Need to Do Next
“Social distancing alone won’t get us out of this, we’ll need a scale up of testing to start with, but we simply don’t have that capacity right now,” cautions HIV activist and scholar Gregg Gonsalves.
Debunking Junk Theories on the New Coronavirus, Including Its Nonexistent Link With HIV
Once again, a global pandemic becomes a hot spot for misinformation and conspiracy theories. Larry Buhl offers facts to counter some fear-mongering fictions.
How Trump Administration Proposals Could Increase the Cost of HIV Meds
Can you end the HIV epidemic while undermining drug assistance programs and antidiscrimination protections?
How Telehealth Platforms Make It Easy to Get PrEP
In some places, getting PrEP and other sexual health services using digital platforms is getting easier.
California Moves to End HIV Discrimination in Life and Disability Insurance Coverage
HIV will be considered a chronic condition, like others, in insurance underwriting decisions.
Why the Largest Global HIV Organization Is Lobbying on Housing and Zoning Issues
AIDS Healthcare Foundation sees housing for low-income people as important to its HIV mission.
Community Outrage Leads LA to Restore Funding for HIV/STD Testing
After hearing that the Los Angeles LGBT Center wouldn't offer HIV and STI testing services for free, the community pushed back. Here's the story of what happened.
Federal Court Upholds Injunction Preventing Discharge of HIV-Positive Airmen
The U.S. Court of Appeals decision cites ‘U=U’ in its ruling.