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Thirty years ago a hospice volunteer by the name of Ganga Stone was asked to deliver some groceries to a patient living with AIDS. She did. The following day she stopped by the man’s place again, only to find the bag of groceries untouched...

In the U.S. and Across the Diaspora, Healthy Black Communities Addresses Health Disparities, Including HIV/AIDS, Head-On by Aaron J. Goodwin Faint whispers of the late activist...

Because of W.O.M.E.N. Catherine Wyatt-Morley Proposes an Innovative Research Project as a New Chapter for Her Non-Profit by Chael Needle Photos by Cody Emberton Tragedy to triumph—that’s the...

Trump Policies Snag First HIV-Positive Gay Asylum Seeker by Hank Trout Denis Davydov, a native of Magnitogorsk, Russia, came to the United States from Moscow in...

On December 1, World AIDS Day, Albany County will recognize David Waggoner as its Citizen of the Month. David Waggoner is Editor-in-Chief and Publisher...

Fast Track A&U's 13th Annual Holiday Gift Guide The fast track. At one time, AIDS advocates and activists pushed the FDA to accelerate the research and...

Sisters Act With the Help of Advocates & Researchers, Women Living with HIV Strive to Link to Care and Stay on Top of Their Health by...

God’s Love We Deliver, the New York metropolitan area’s leading provider of life-sustaining meals and nutrition counseling for people living with severe illnesses, provides...

One Night Only: A Diva Simply Singing Sheryl Lee Ralph wows at the Metropolitan Room in NYC in a special benefit for The D.I.V.A. Foundation Photo...

Launched in late November in time for World AIDS Day 2015, a new, progressive, and sex-positive campaign called Blue Ribbon Boys will engage men who...