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#HIV Featured Content San Francisco could become the first US city to eliminate new HIV infections President Donald Trump pledged in his State of the Union speech that the U.S. will “eliminate the HIV epidemic … within 10 years.” San Francisco is in position to get there first. April 02, 2019 Tweet    #GaySF    #HIV    #GayHealth To Address Disparities, Med Students Push For More LGBT Health Training One in 5 LGBT adults has avoided medical care for fear of discrimination, according to a recent survey, and 80 percent of physicians surveyed say they feel "not competent" to treat LGBT patients. January 20, 2019 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth A Quarter of Young Gay and Bi Men Have Never Been Tested for HIV In the United States, HIV could be all but ended within a generation or two if everyone who was at risk of infection took PrEP, a daily preventative medication that the CDC says can can lower the chances of contracting the virus “by more than 90 percent.” But as encouraging as that figure might be, a depressing new statistic emerged this week in the first study to look at PrEP usage rates using a ... September 14, 2018 Tweet    #GayDC    #HIV    #GayHealth AIDS Action's ARTcetera: Discover Art, Change Lives and Help Us Get to Zero ARTcetera, a biennial auction which raises over $700,000 for AIDS Action, invites you to discover ground-breaking art on October 27, 2018 at The Castle at Park Plaza. ARTcetera 2018 boasts unique surprises and an elegant 200+ piece art auction including work by Juan Travieso, Danny Clinch, Salvador Dali, and many more. September 11, 2018 Tweet    #GayBoston    #HIV    #GayEvents National LGBT Cancer Network Wins $2.5M Federal Award Expanding State Efforts to Combat Tobacco-Related Cancers in LGBTQ Communities The National LGBT Cancer Network is the newest recipient of a $2.5 million five year award from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to expand resources for their grantees serving LGBTQ people at risk for tobacco-related cancers. September 07, 2018 Tweet       #HIV    #GayHealth Improved LGBT Health Access in the South Goal of New Survey The Campaign for Southern Equality launched a survey on Wednesday, Aug. 22, that aims to help improve health-care access for LGBT southerners. August 24, 2018 Tweet       #HIV    #GayHealth Egyptian actor pushes for LGBT rights Amid Egypt’s continuing repression of its LGBT citizens, dissidents, political activists and journalists, actor Khaled Abol Naga keeps promoting LGBT rights. An award-winning actor, stage director and film producer, Naga was named a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 2007. He has spoken out on many sensitive social issues, including HIV/AIDS, female genital mutilation and children’s rights... August 16, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayWorldNews Equitas Health Expands Trans Health Coverage Equitas Health Becomes One Of The First Companies To Offer A More Inclusive Trans Coverage Policy August 02, 2018 Tweet    #GayOhio    #HIV    #GayHealth    #Transgender LGBT Network Launches First HIV Program On East End Despite advances in research and treatment over many years, the HIV virus unfortunately remains a threat to both the gay and non-gay population on international, national and local levels.  On our local level, the LGBT Network has announced that it has expanded its services by starting a free, rapid and confidential drop-in service at its community center in Sag Harbor to screen and test people fo... August 01, 2018 Tweet    #GayNewYork    #HIV    #GayHealth US: LGBT People Face Healthcare Barriers The Trump administration is considering regulatory changes that would worsen barriers many lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in the United States face in obtaining health care. July 24, 2018 Tweet    #GayNYC    #HIV    #GayHealth Here's What Being LGBTQ Can Do to Your Health Being gay in 2018 means dealing with the health repercussions of old school discrimination plus new, startling research about heart health and cancer. July 23, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth EJAF Founder Elton John and Duke of Sussex to announce new global coalition at the 22nd International AIDS Conference Announcement is one of several events, sessions and press conferences highlighting the work of EJAF and its grantees across the world to reduce stigma, increase access to healthcare resources. View Article July 12, 2018 Tweet    #GayAmsterdam    #HIV    #GayHealth How HIV helped form the idea of a 'queer community' from the eighties to now The ways HIV and AIDS have been represented from the crisis to now have varied, something Dion Kagan decided to explore in his new book Positive Images. June 30, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayLife Rebecca Makkai Tells Story Of Chicago AIDS Crisis In 'The Great Believers' Makkai's new novel "The Great Believers" looks at how AIDS not only ravaged the gay community in Chicago in the 1980s and '90s, but continued to impact lives decades later. June 28, 2018 Tweet    #GayChicago    #HIV    #LGBTHistory Gay Men’s Advocacy Organization Moving Beyond just HIV, as Global Focus Turns to Larger Issues of Sexual Health and Human Rights Over a decade after The Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) was founded, the organization has changed its name to MPact: Global Action for Gay Men's Health and Rights. The Oakland-based organization was originally created to bring the unique challenges of men who have sex with men back into global conversations around HIV, but has gradually expanded their work over the years. June 27, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth Growing 'PRIDE Study' aims to improve LGBTQ health care Instead of getting health care advice from her doctor, Nathalie Crowley, a transgender woman, has found herself being the one who does the teaching... Getting medical care as a sexual or gender minority is still a hit-or-miss proposition. Some doctors are familiar with the issues and health care needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people, but most doctors receive very little, if... June 23, 2018 Tweet    #GayMN    #HIV    #GayHealth American Medical Association Passes New LGBT Policies The American Medical Association (AMA) adopted new policies last week that will position the organization as an advocate for better protections for transgender people in detention, and LGBT-inclusive family leave policies. June 22, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth Orioles' LGBT Pride Night on Wednesday will benefit HIV/AIDS charity Moveable Feast The Orioles are one of 24 MLB teams to host an LGBT Pride Night this season. It will be Wednesday against the Seattle Mariners. June 22, 2018 Tweet    #GayBaltimore    #HIV    #GaySports Health, Law, and the LGBT Community: An Unfinished Story A reflection on the Masterpiece Cakeshop decision, and the broader conditions that shape LGBT health in the United States. June 09, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth Podcast Segment 2: Kansas City's LGBT Landmark It's been 25 years since sexual orientation was added to Kansas City's Civil Rights Ordinance. It was one of the city's most controversial moves, and created rifts in the community that are still felt. To understand better the push to outlaw discrimination against lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and people with HIV/AIDS, we met a local activist who was the first openly gay candidate for city council, a... June 08, 2018 Tweet    #GayKC    #HIV    #GayLocalNews 2018 AIDS Walk Greater Dayton The 2018 AIDS Walk Greater Dayton will take place on Friday, June 8, 2018 at Fifth Third Field Plaza in Dayton at 6:00 PM. Proceeds benefit Equitas Health's HIV/AIDS medical care, treatment and prevention work in the Dayton area. June 07, 2018 Tweet    #GayOhio    #HIV    #GayEvents These Gay Men Have Spent 30 Years Learning How To Be Long-Term HIV Survivors “It was hell to watch people die in the ’80s, but my personal hell was when long-term survivors were forgotten.” June 06, 2018 Tweet    #HIV    #GayHealth Health Department Launches “¡Listos!”, First Ever HIV Prevention Campaign For Latinos The Health Department, in partnership with the Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA), launched “¡Listos!”, a sex-positive marketing campaign that encourages Latinos to consider using pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as part of... May 29, 2018 Tweet    #GayNYC    #HIV    #GayHealth Sunday’s AIDS Walk New York Deemed A Success Thousands of people gathered in Central Park on Sunday for a good cause, raising millions of dollars to help end the AIDS crisis. May 21, 2018 Tweet    #GayNYC    #HIV    #GayEvents