The Latest Stories About Living with HIV
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HIV fame: the ego gift that keeps on giving
Tom Latte turnns his attention to the AIDS stars - "those whose claim to fame is living with HIV, people who seem to confuse being infected by a disease with having done something noteworthy” -
Take complementary and alternative medicines?
A survey is looking for people living with HIV in Ontario to investigate the usage of complementary and alternative medicine. Want to help? -
Guest Writer newlypositive was diagnosed in September 2013. Follow him as he recounts the doubts and uncertainties of the early months of living with HIV -
Ask Sister Sero 2: relationship advice for the virally challenged
More acid drops from Sister Sero’s sugar-coated box of candied truths. Who knew relationship problems were so easy to solve! -
Our girlwithhiv asks “What does it feel like to be a mother living with HIV with a child born free of the virus?” -
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.
