The Latest Health Stories
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New survey on treatment includes chance to win prizes
If you are HIV positive and take prescribed medication you are invited to take a confidential survey from Columbia University -
Andrea Langlois from Pacific AIDS Network on inspiring change for women through HIV research -
From the UK’s FS magazine and Stuart Haggas “a recent survey by Stonewall shows us that gay men may be more likely to smoke, do drugs, drink more alcohol, worry about our body image and even self-harm.” Why is that? -
In a video interview, publisher John McCullagh talks with Toronto HIV primary care physician Colin Kovacs about the vexed question as to when to start treatment. -
From CATIE: Lymph nodes reveal HIV’s hiding place—scientists call for new drugs -
Women working with gay men: Take 2
It isn’t always easy. Researcher Amy Willis on challenging sexism when working with gay men -
Bob Leahy interviews sleep physician Adam Moscovitch about the connections between sleep and HIV at the Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) Research Conference -
Stop the press: important news for gay men
Aidsmap reports no-one with an undetectable viral load, gay or heterosexual, transmits HIV in first two years of PARTNER study. Viral load suppression means risk of HIV transmission is 'at most' 4% during anal sex, but final results not due till 2017 -
The AIDS Generation — Stories of Survival and Resilience
Lest the world forget, Perry Halkitis tells the stories of pain, suffering, survival and resilience of his generation of gay men — the AIDS generation. -
Daniel Uy answers the question “how come you haven’t written anything in a bit?” He’s gone back to school, that’s why. -
Our problem with being ‘CURED’ of HIV
Mark S. King on a book about those people functionally cured of HIV. He says “CURED” is easy to follow and has engaging insight into the very real people behind the headlines.
