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HIV infection rates have continued to rise for gay/bi and other MSM, sparking interest in new prevention tools such as Treatment as Prevention for HIV-positive people and Biomedical HIV Prevention Strategies for HIV-negative people.

In an effort to address the HIV epidemic among at-risk populations in the Caribbean, amfAR announced a new round of grants to help prevent HIV infection and expand access to treatment and care among gay men, MSM and transgenders.

A Brazilian congressional human rights committee on Thursday approved legislation that would allow psychologists to treat homosexuality as a disorder or pathology.

Twenty-six years after the founding of the AIDS activist group ACT UP, current and former members will gather to celebrate achievements.

A national coalition of people living with HIV/AIDS has teamed up to form Pozitively Healthy, a national advocacy network.

The AIDS Project Los Angeles team will screen the Academy Award-nominated documentary "How to Survive a Plague," followed by a panel discussion.

Philadelphia-based HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention organization Bebashi celebrated 28 years of helping women live the best life they can.

The New Orleans AIDS Task Force continues to focus on the youth experience with its June 12 Young@Art Series, a three-course dinner and cooking class featuring Louisiana chef Poppy Tooker.

It’s National HIV Testing Month, and the CDC has responding with their Testing Makes Us Stronger Campaign. Get tested!

It’s Pride Month, and executive directors from 34 national LGBT and HIV/AIDS groups formally committed themselves on June 3 to prioritizing the fight against HIV.