FDA Considering Lifting Restrictions On Blood Donations By Gay & Bi Men
“It’s the first time a study is being conducted that could result in individual risk assessment for men who have sex with men to donate blood.”
AIDS
Today Is World AIDS Day
“Health is a human right,” says UN Secretary-General António Guterres. “Health must be a top investment priority to achieve universal health coverage. On this World AIDS Day let us recognize that, to overcome COVID-19 and end AIDS, the world must stand in solidarity and share responsibility.”
Longtime AIDS Activist Larry Kramer Has Died At 84
Rest In Power.
World AIDS Day 2018: Know Your HIV Status And End The Stigma
Get the facts and spread that knowledge, babes!
Sex Ed Fridays: Your Sex Life Is NOT Over If You’re HIV Positive
We all face different challenges in life.
World AIDS Day 2017: How To Fight HIV Stigma And Spread Awareness
Get the facts and spread that knowledge, babes!
Hillary Clinton Introduces Blueprint for "AIDS-Free Generation"
Hillary Clinton on Tuesday detailed her comprehensive plan to end the global AIDS crisis if she becomes president.
Pulse Memorial Planned
OnePulse Foundation filed a document with the state of Florida that puts in writing a plan for a memorial to honor the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando.
Dallas Buyers Club: The Unlikeliest of Love Stories
McConaughey and Leto talk inspirational HIV drama
Study Finds Smoking More Deadly than HIV
HIV patients finds greater mortality from tobacco
NYC AIDS Memorial Gets a Facelift
New design elements are coming to the long-awaited New York City memorial to those lost in the HIV/AIDS crisis.
GMHC Marks 30 Years of Fighting HIV/AIDS
“The most pressing public health issue of our time” is far from over
Millions Observe World AIDS Day
Cities around the world hold events to honor those lost, support those affected by the disease, and help prevent its spread
Moscow Mayor Says Gays Spread HIV/AIDS
Luzhkov claims gays should be banned from participating in public life
State Department Lifts HIV Ban For Foreign Service
The U.S. Department of State lifted its ban on admitting HIV-positive persons to the Foreign Service on Feb 15.
Revised Estimates May Show HIV Infections on The Rise In U.S.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plan to revise their estimate of how many people are infected by HIV each year. Revised numbers, which will be based on new testing technology and an assessment of statistical assumptions, will not be released until early 2008.
