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More needs to be done to stop stigma toward those living with HIV, including producing more stories featuring those living with HIV, a new report from GLAAD said.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared "Undetectable Equals Untransmittable."
The equation U=U is simple and scientifically-proven. People living with HIV who maintain an undetectable viral load and stay on treatment do not transmit HIV through condomless sex.
Richman has fought relentlessly to share the groundbreaking, stigma-shattering evidence proving that people living with HIV who have reduced their viral loads to an undetectable level cannot transmit HIV sexually.
More leading health experts and organizations endorse "Undetectable = Untransmittable."
A new study shows a shocking amount of ignorance when it comes to young people and HIV.
But there's still work left to be done.
“My diagnosis was a gift,” says Derrazi. “It was the catalyst for a profound change in my life.”
Research shows that for the first time in decades, HIV diagnoses fell for gay and bi men -- in part thanks to preventative medication.
Activists sat down with the rapper after he publicly slammed LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV.
Activists from ACT UP NYC, Housing Works, and Gay Men's Health Crisis pen a letter responding to recent reporting from CBS New York that perpetuates myths about HIV and AIDS.
PrEP, TasP, and fearless sex remind us we can't advance social justice without including sex in the equation.
People living with HIV are growing more comfortable discussing undetectability with their health professionals.
The ABC reporter's platform +Life is taking on a new initiative, F+STIGMA, in advance of World AIDS Day.
Russell T Davies, Omari Douglas, True Colors' Twiggy Pucci Garcon, the CDC's Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, and more discuss storytelling in eradicating stigma.
Artist, activist and coach Tyriek Taylor discusses his journey with HIV, from initial terror to full acceptance, through treatment, self-commitment and support from communities.
In the new episode of The Switch, watch Karl Schmid, creator and host of Plus Life Media, combat HIV stigma with empowerment through knowledge.
The ABC reporter reflects on the fight ahead on the second anniversary of his coming out as HIV-positive.
