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“This bill is a broad license for health care providers and insurance companies to refuse services to people,” said Brandon Wolf, Equality Florida press secretary.
Huge -- and seemingly LGBT-friendly -- insurance companies refuse to sell policies to people taking preventative HIV medication. Why?
Mutual of Omaha will no longer deny policies to people using the preventative HIV drug.
The change comes after recommendations from a commission formed by the NHS.
The new federal rule stands to empower discrimination against trans people, PrEP users, and more, the plaintiffs said.
A recent article that stated condoms are the answer to everything missed the mark, writes Liz Thompson of Howard Brown Health Center.
Grindr and Scruff are making it easier to talk about PrEP, and helping drop the stigma attached to the preventative HIV treatment.
The new rule was contained within a larger proposal to ensure contraceptive coverage in the face of Republican attacks.
A controversial case has launched a state investigation of discriminatory and unethical insurance practices.
Use of the drug jumped six-fold from 2012 to 2017, but officials still want more people on PrEP.
A new pilot program that kicks off July 25 will offer free at-home HIV testing kits in seven Georgia Walmart stores.
The first of a series on the complicated miracle drug changing the face of queer life and how its availability often depends on geography.
The gay hookup app's inclusion of a PrEP "gaymoji" is a step forward in HIV prevention -- and the latest iteration of a years-long awareness campaign.
These young people have the tools necessary to link their peers with resources to access PrEP medications.
Despite the green light from the CDC and WHO, the stigma against using HIV prevention medication continues in both the LGBT and medical communities.
The proposed new rules on blood donation from gay and bisexual men are nuanced. HIV advocate Scott A. Schoettes breaks them down.
