Navigating Mpox: How to Prepare for Pride Season
A year after the painful infection surfaced in the U.S., Biden administration officials are confident they can keep the virus under control with the public’s help.
May 25, 2023
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A year after the painful infection surfaced in the U.S., Biden administration officials are confident they can keep the virus under control with the public’s help.
A low dose of an antibiotic could decrease some STIs affecting gay and bisexual men and trans women.
“This is a dangerous move,” Jirair Ratevosian, an associate research scientist at Yale University, told The Advocate.
There are more than half a dozen sexually transmitted infections -- aside from HIV -- that are damaging gay and bi men.
The president's toxic policies spread far beyond this country's borders.
The Department of Health and Human Services is moving forward with a discriminatory rule.
You'd think a man deemed too racist for a judgeship position 30 years ago would be too extreme to be confirmed as the nation's top cop. But you'd think wrong.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany tried to gaslight her way out of a question about the president's ban on trans service members.
We have specific questions, namely about sex, that we need answered.
The impeached and desperate president is capable of anything, writes Sean Cahill of The Fenway Institute.
The stigma and erasure surrounding bisexuals in the U.S. has prompted the highest rates of drug and alcohol use, smoking, suicide, and intimate-partner violence among sexual minorities. It's time to change that.
A proposed bill spearheaded by out politician Scott Wiener could serve as a blueprint for the nation.
For Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, let us stand in solidarity and work to repeal all HIV criminalization laws, Jose Abrigo and Carl Baloney Jr. write.
The longtime activist offers up unvarnished views and knocks down anti-PrEP fear-peddlers.
Marrazzo will be the first out member of the LGBTQ+ community to head the institute.
The app could save gay lives -- and improve its image -- by expanding its health focus beyond HIV.
Primary and secondary syphilis cases dropped 13 percent among gay and bisexual men for the first time since the CDC began tracking the group in the mid-2000s.