May 07 2012 4:57 PM ET
Scissor Sisters, Gloria Estefan, Cheyenne Jackson, Clinton Expected at Life Ball 2012
Europe's largest HIV/AIDS fund-raiser, Vienna's Life Ball, just announced the star-studded lineup of performers and speakers for its 20th anniversary event this month. The May 19 extravaganza will feature performances by the Scissor Sisters, Gloria Estefan, and out actor Cheyenne Jackson. Bill Clinton and poet Maya Angelou will give speeches as well. A fashion show organized by Vogue Italia is also on the agenda.
May 05 2012 2:34 PM ET
Op-ed: The Case for a Rapid Home HIV Test
A rapid/oral HIV test for home use, currently under consideration by an FDA advisory committee, has the potential to reach a far greater number of individuals who want to know their HIV status on their own terms, writes Tom Donohue, founding director of the group Who's Positive.
May 04 2012 10:11 AM ET
Ex-Gay Group Cancels Conference
Organizers of Exodus International's Love Won Out conference cited low participant numbers in scrapping the event.
May 03 2012 7:32 PM ET
The UCLA Sex Squad is Here to Help
A group of young performers is changing the way teenagers think about sex, self-esteem, and HIV.
April 30 2012 4:03 PM ET
Moving Beyond Stigma
In our roundtable discussion, experts urge a better understanding of the epidemic among African-Americans.
April 27 2012 3:50 PM ET
Combating Homophobia in Medicine
Health care professionals are becoming increasingly attuned to the needs and concerns of LGBT patients. But The New York Times ponders: What about support for LGBT doctors and nurses?
April 27 2012 3:41 PM ET
Scratch That: No Such Thing as Ex-Gay
Robert Spitzer's recent retraction of his 2001 study suggesting so-called ex-gay therapy can be effective may be a gateway to striking down Proposition 8 in court.
April 19 2012 4:00 AM ET
Op-ed: Digital Ways of Preventing HIV
Why are we so fixated on finding a medical solution when, as social networks revolutionize sex in our community, gay men are successfully using new technology to combat HIV?
April 19 2012 2:00 AM ET
A Little Infection, or a Superbug?
Mutations in the most curable STI threaten to turn it into an impenetrable superbug.
April 14 2012 11:08 AM ET
Study: Women More Affected By the Closet Than Men
Researchers at Boston University interviewed gay, lesbian and bisexual people about their lives and compared those who had come out to those who remained in the closet.
April 13 2012 7:50 PM ET
UCLA Develops Stem Cells That Kill HIV in Mice
A major development in the hunt for a cure.
April 13 2012 5:00 AM ET
Op-ed: Conversion Therapy Found Me My First Boyfriend
An attorney with the Southern Poverty Law Center shares his own story of surviving conversion therapy and exposes its dangers during a series of community meetings.
