The Latest Features and Interviews Stories
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It's summertime and the POZ-TO monthly fundraiser is switching gears
DJ Relentless interviews new POZ-TO party hostess Miss Barbie Jo Bontemps about love life and HIV -
An interview with Ron Rosenes, C.M.
Long-time survivor, witness and pioneer Ron Rosenes was recently made a member of the Order of Canada for his contribution to the wellbeing of people living with HIV. In this interview he talks about what the award means for himself and for the community -
The future of HIV prevention, treatment and care
From TheBodyPro.com an interview with activist Mark Harrington about the ramifications of the PARTNER study results, as well as what to expect from HIV treatment and care in the next five years. -
PositiveLite.com editor Bob Leahy in conversation with CATIE’s James Wilton on what the PARTNER study tells us about the risk of HIV transmission in gay men where one partner is HIV-positive but who’s viral load is undetectable -
HIV and heterosexual black men
John McCullagh talks with Winston Husbands of the AIDS Committee of Toronto about the HIV-related needs, challenges and priorities of heterosexual African, Caribbean and Black men in Ontario. -
Fit poz guy leading the pack to land cover of future Men's Health magazine issue
HIV-Positive long term survivor Vaughn Ripley, a former PositiveLite.com interviewee, is in the lead to win the Men’s Health Magazine Ultimate Guy Search. -
Doctors take a progressive stand on transmission risk and the laws on criminalization
Bob Leahy talks to Dr. Mark Tyndall about the consensus statement issued by 70 doctors/scientists outlining the likelihood of HIV transmission in an attempt to influence the status of Canadian law surrounding the criminalization of HIV nondisclosure. -
BareBackRT.com - the interview
Editor Bob Leahy chats about the business with the owner of the world’s largest online hookup site for gay men who prefer not to use condoms, BareBackRT.com -
A new campaign called My Status Is Not A Secret seeks to humanize the experience of those affected and infected by HIV while stressing the importance of knowing your status -
NEGATIVE: HIV negative gay men speaking for themselves
Mark S. King with a must-see video that features negative gay men talking about their sex lives, their fears of becoming infected, and, perhaps most surprising, what they really think of HIV positive guys -
Bob Leahy catches up with Barry Haarde, the long term survivor of HIV, Hep C and hemophilia who is about to embark on his third bike ride across North America this week
