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Join virtual events for the Week Against Transphobia, November 14 to 18, which lead up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance on Sunday.

Over half of women with HIV have experienced intimate partner violence. Take action by watching “Living & Loving Well with HIV.”

“Fox NFL Sunday” broadcaster Terry Bradshaw addressed his battle with two forms of cancer.

In the 2017 lawsuit, the woman—a “Russian émigré”—claimed that Charlie Sheen knowingly exposed her to HIV during condomless sex.

The “I Am a Work of ART” campaign promotes viral suppression and U=U among folks living with HIV but not on antiretroviral therapy.

Held in person and virtually, AIDS 2022 is the world’s largest HIV-related gathering. From cure news to advocacy, here’s what to expect.

“I don’t like saying I’m HIV positive,” said host Aaron Johnson Levy. “I prefer saying I’m living with untransmittable HIV.”

Herself a breast cancer survivor, TV anchor Robin Roberts announced earlier this year that Amber Laign had the same cancer.

People with HIV experienced “significant pandemic stress,” isolation, stigma and concerns about long COVID, finds a recent survey.

“HIV Testing Is Self-Care” is this year’s theme. Today, you have more options than ever to get tested, including free self-tests.

Major League Baseball’s first openly gay player, Glenn Burke is also credited with inventing the high-five.

Cultural influencers take off their blindfolds to destigmatize HIV prevention in ViiV’s “Me in You, You in Me” campaign. [VIDEOS]

The four-part docuseries “They Call Me Magic” on Apple TV+ offers an inside look at Magic Johnson and his sports and HIV legacy.

Allies and advocates unveil gender-neutral passports, launch new campaigns and show other support for transgender people. [VIDEO]

Type 2 diabetes is more common among Black Americans and Latinos. Diabetes Alert Day highlights the seriousness and risks.

#NNHAAD is observed on the first day of spring—Sunday, March 20. This year’s theme is “Reflection. Celebration. Rejuvenation.”