The Latest Stories About Living with HIV
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HIV infection, a silent enemy of brain health?
Diana Salazar from the Positive Brain Health Now study which is interested in better detecting and understanding changes in cognitive function, and finding ways to improve brain health in people living with HIV -
"i'd always practiced safer sex -- for the most part"
It happened in a bathhouse. From TheBody.com, Daniel Mark Hall recalls his thoughts from the day he was diagnosed HIV-positive -
Church attendance associated with late HIV diagnosis among US gay and bi men, research reported by aidsmap.com suggests -
My mid-life crisis with added ulcerative colitis
Matt Levine finds that added stress leads to stomach troubles of the rumbling kind - and that’s just the start. How does he cope with it? Read on. -
New guest writer newlypositive was diagnosed in September 2013. Here he recounts in a post written one month later the day he found out he was HIV-positive. -
David Phillips decides he can make better bacon himself. Here’s his recipe. -
A noon-time tryst where there is an apparent connection – his name is Brian -- leaves our Positively Dating wanting for more. And so, it seems, does Brian . . . -
Bob Leahy reports on The Ontario AIDS Network’s latest Honour Roll inductees, presented at a gala function In Toronto last week. -
What World Aids Day 2013 means to me: the criminalisation of HIV
Our girlwithhv says “I know that on World Aids Day, I will be caring for my small child, while the (police) have still not made a decision to prosecute me for non-disclosure me with up to eight years imprisonment.” -
In praise of the unconventional life
Michael Yoder says “The AIDS world (or industry) is bereft of non-conformists. We have ceased to be unconventional and that saddens me.” -
How do you talk about It? Two guys take on “undetectable
So how do we talk about it? And what does it mean to different people in different contexts? BETA put these questions to Zachary Barnett and Derek Brocklehurst, two gay men with different experiences of “undetectable.”
