December 1 of 2012 will be the 25th International HIV/AIDS Awareness Day as declared by the World Health Organization and UNAIDS commission. More than being a notable benchmark it is…
SANTIAGO – In Chile, not only do all people diagnosed with HIV/AIDS receive treatment, but the country also has advanced mechanisms for monitoring outcomes of the antiretroviral therapy. By Marianela…
NEW YORK – Today, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced the release of “The PEPFAR Blueprint: Creating an AIDS-free Generation.” Modeling contained in the report shows that by…
Scoring Major Victory in Fight Against HIV/AIDS SAN FRANCISCO – On the eve of World AIDS Day, the Obama administration announced that HIV/AIDS will be one of the chronic conditions eligible…
Structural Factors Play Major Role in Access to HIV Services for Gay Men Worldwide Global study finds homophobia, comfort with service provider, and community engagement make significant impact on access…
The editors at the Associated Press Stylebook have announced that they are “discouraging” use of the word “homophobia.” The AP Stylebook is the widely used guide that media use to standardize terms and general…
By Nathan James The world has turned over many, many times since those heady days in 1978 when Harvey Milk, the first openly gay candidate to be elected to major…
Since Star Search first aired in 1983, there have been over twenty different talent-based Reality TV shows. From these shows, few people are memorable. Of those, even fewer have real…
CAIRO — Egypt’s Coptic Christians have a new leader. Bishop Tawadros has been chosen to succeed the late Pope Shenouda and to shepherd one of the world’s oldest Christian communities…
Tonderai Kanyere waits for his results after he was tested for HIV and Aids in Harare HARARE — Young people in Zimbabwe, a country with one of the world’s highest…
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