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Pro Bottoms Offer Their Best Tips for Your Butthole
We reached out to some of the industry’s most talented asses for their tips on taking your anal talents to impressive new heights.
How One Canadian Province Hit Its Lowest Rate of HIV Transmission Ever
Despite the interruptions in testing and treatment caused by the COVID-19 pandemic elsewhere, Julio Montaner, M.D., and colleagues in British Columbia have nearly eliminated HIV there.
HIV Heroes Take on COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
“I couldn’t find or think of a reason not to do it!” said one HIV advocate who volunteered as a study participant during research to develop a vaccine for COVID-19.
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.
Comprehensive Sex Education Could Curb Everyone’s Trauma Around Sex
Harm reduction starts in the classroom and at home.
Learning From HIV Research, $1.15 Billion for NIH Long-Term Studies of COVID-19 Must be Wisely Spent
We must recognize long COVID-19 as a chronic condition—and that starts with an equitable, community-led, and long-term response.
The National Failure on Sexual Health Education Fuels HIV Transmissions
A veteran teacher makes the case for educating youth about sexual health.
Curtis Smith Turned His AIDS Loss and Pain Into Service to Others
Curtis is the founder of Families Living with AIDS Care Center, a lifeline in what once was an HIV services desert in Southern California.
The Fight for More HOPWA Funding Is on in 2021
The program currently serves only a fraction of all low-income folks with HIV who are eligible for housing. Can advocates pull off a game-changer this year?
A Texas ADAP Shortfall Is Threatening Medication Supply for People With HIV
After a state health department accounting glitch, advocates say that if at least $52 million doesn’t come in fast, folks are going to be bumped off their meds.