Live Bold Live Now: Living With HIV

If you're facing a new HIV diagnosis, this may be a scary time. Here's some advice from people living with HIV on how to deal with a diagnosis.

New treatment options and more choices for effective HIV prevention are bringing partners together -- forging stronger ties, deepening intimacy and, yes, helping sex feel better, too.

Thanks to effective treatment and more options for prevention, the new era of HIV is breaking down barriers between couples and fostering intimacy both inside and outside the bedroom.

Aaron Laxton and Mathew Rodriguez decided to start Positive Radio Network, a weekly online radio show, as an open space for the HIV community to discuss important issues.

Here are 11 gay men living with HIV whose personal and professional efforts have helped others live better -- and brought all of us closer to the end of the epidemic.

Here are 9 stubborn myths about HIV that need to be dispelled.

TheBody.com talked with Scott Kramer, a therapist who specializes in supporting people living with HIV, about his non-stigmatizing approach to helping people who are facing addiction issues along with HIV.

Getting an HIV diagnosis is the beginning of a journey that can feel overwhelming, and getting into medical care can feel doubly challenging. Here are some basics to smooth the path.

The first commercial HIV test was approved by the FDA on March 1, 1985. Testing technology and prevention have dramatically improved since that discovery.