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"I realized that my community was not getting the information they needed about how to reverse an overdose," KochinaRude tells The Advocate.
Opinion: By dismantling proven HIV prevention and overdose reduction programs, the Trump administration is replacing science with politics — and putting already vulnerable LGBTQ+ communities in greater danger.
Crackdowns and denials don't work, writes Alex Cheves. We have to work around reality.
Lang is being remembered as a "fiercely devoted advocate" for LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV.
The protester shoved by an Orlando police officer in a viral clip tells The Advocate what happened at the Queers for Palestine rally, and what comes next.
“The CDC you knew is over,” the infectious diseases doctor told The Advocate. “Unless someone takes radical action, there is nothing there that can be salvaged.”
Following the announcement that the teenager’s death was suicide through the combined toxicity of two common medications, The Advocate spoke with experts about the risks of these drugs.
O'Donnell, who adopted a daughter with Rounds, commented on the tragedy of mental illness.
The priest was arrested and charged with sex crimes, as well as failure to assist a person at medical risk.
As a consultant with McKinsey & Co., Trevor Project CEO Amit Paley worked with Purdue Pharma, maker of the highly addictive drug OxyContin.
The first lady's guest list offers a blueprint of what to expect in President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
The history-making secretary is busy working on the ongoing pandemic, health equity, addiction and mental health, and the implications of climate change.
A second person contracted HIV while on PrEP. What does that mean for the thousands of people relying on the regimen to keep them safe?
This author and wellness advocate shares their story of coming out and addiction ahead of National Suicide Prevention Day.
The legal team representing the transgender Wikileaks source says they are relieved to learn that their client survived but still angry that the Army leaked confidential medical information.
Would America be up in arms if Harvey Weinstein abused black sex workers? The case of Gemmel Moore -- who died of an overdose at the home of a different Democratic donor -- suggests not.
Meth is often spoke of as epidemic affecting whites, but the victims of Ed Buck -- Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean -- are a stark reminder of that fallacy.
The number of anti-LGBTQ+ bills being signed into law has shifted in the last year, leaving advocates feeling “cautiously optimistic” over a turning of the legislative tide.
