Every-other-month cabotegravir injections offer greater protection against HIV and do not appear to interact with gender-affirming hormones.

From November 13 to 20, the Zero Transphobia campaign builds solidarity to fight discrimination, HIV, violence and more.

PrEP plus HIV screening every three months would lead to fewer new cases, longer life expectancy and lower HIV-associated costs.

Under a new federal policy, Medicare will cover PrEP pills and injections for people age 65 and older.

The story of Glenn Burke, a Black gay baseball player who died of AIDS, has long inspired HIV and LGBTQ advocate Jamie Lee Curtis.

California aims to deliver full-service medical care and behavioral health treatment to homeless people wherever they are.

Celebrating healthy, pleasurable and responsible sexual relationships—including PrEP to prevent HIV—is for “every BODY.”

About 94% of white people who could benefit from PrEP have been prescribed it, but only 13% of Black and 24% of Latino people have been.

A single dose of benzathine penicillin G worked as well as three doses for both HIV-positive and HIV-negative people.

Vivent’s Denver and Kansas City clinics report growing demand at their food pantries. “Without food…people don’t take their medicine."