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Are People Living With HIV Ready to Contribute to the Next Step in Cure Trials?
Exciting new discoveries toward a functional HIV cure are emerging. But we’ll only get there if people with HIV join studies.

Twenty-Five Years Later, Would ‘Rent’ Make Me Laugh, Cry, or Cringe?
In the lucrative quarter-century since its debut, the iconic AIDS musical has been remade, remounted, accused of plagiarism, and politically picked apart. Twenty years since my own HIV diagnosis, what would I think of it?

What to Do When You’re SAD for No Apparent Reason
There are many ways to beat seasonal affective disorder before it beats you down.

Finding Love in the Time of Coronavirus
Even the COVID-19 pandemic can’t stop our vulnerable, human hearts from wanting connection.

For Many With HIV, Sobriety and Dealing with Addiction During COVID Aren’t Easy
Stress, job loss, and a lack of in-person meetings have made recovery or even harm reduction a challenge amid the pandemic.

Amber Martin Will Recreate Bette Midler’s 1971 Gay Bathhouse Show via Your Laptop on Oct. 22
The beloved downtown New York City vocal powerhouse recorded the socially distanced show this summer on Fire Island.

Practicing Self-Care During the Isolation of the Pandemic
COVID-19 is still spreading—and we’re still isolating and socially distancing. Here are some ways to take care of your mental health during the pandemic.

COVID-19, You’re Driving Me Crazy!
People with HIV were already subject to a range of medical, mental health, and psychosocial challenges before the pandemic. The pandemic itself has exacerbated many of these challenges.

The Pandemic Drags On. HIV Folks, Are You Taking Care of Your Teeth?
Top HIV-serving dentists say it’s safe to come back to their offices. And they offer pro tips for maintaining strong chompers at home.

At NYC’s Oldest HIV Residence, Both Fury and Excitement Over Rebuild Plans
Some longtime dwellers of Bailey-Holt House, open since 1986, oppose being displaced, even though they’re invited back.