LGBTQ organizations have welcomed the Biden administration’s decision to declare the ongoing monkeypox outbreak a national health emergency. The hope is that the declaration will...
Monday, June 27, is National HIV Testing Day, and here's why experts encourage you to get tested.
Local health advocates say peer education, dismantling oppressive systems are key to combating HIV infection rates in Black communities.
Lord Norman Fowler, the new UNAIDS ambassador, says overturning bans on same-sex relations would help in curbing the spread of HIV.
New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard has qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games, becoming the first trans person to compete in an Olympics.
At-home testing seeks to achieve District's goals that 90% of people with HIV know their status and are linked with treatment
Organizations call on federal government to expand health care access, promote HIV and STI testing, and address drug pricing
D.C.-area organizations with free or low-cost HIV and STI testing
A roundup of everything in the D.C.-area for World AIDS Day
Rates of gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis among residents of the District of Columbia rose significantly during 2017, according to the D.C. Department of Health’s most...
Grindr and other apps want to make it easier for users to anonymously notify sexual partners should they be diagnosed with an STD
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation has released a comprehensive guide designed for college administrators, staff, and students on how best to improve HIV prevention efforts...
Company slammed for sending data to third parties for software development purposes
This opt-in feature reminds users to get tested and even helps find a clinic
Following his release of a statement recognizing June 27 as National HIV Testing Day, President Trump has come under fire from critics who point to...