Men using hookup apps are at high risk, so AIDS experts applaud a new effort to help subscribers get tested as often as four times a year.

It's a disappointing reality that people of colour are still sorely lacking in representation. That's not only on TV and in film, or in fashion. It's rare to se

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Historically, medical education and training have not focused on the health care needs of LGBTQ individuals. The diverse subgroups that make up the LGBTQ community experience numerous health disparities and encounter stigma and discrimination in many areas of life, leading to development of health risk behaviors and subsequent poor health outcomes. These new courses bridge the gap between current medical education and clinical practice to help primary care physicians, specialists, and other health care professionals provide gender-sensitive and inclusive care to their LGBTQ patients.

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TEDxNashville speaker Josh Robbins shared his HIV diagnosis with the world by posting to his blog, http://imstilljosh.com, as well on social media

The new app aims to put more power into the hands of LGBTQ patients and improve their quality of care.

A digital vending machine to help spot HIV sooner.

March 26th to 30th marks the 16th year of National LGBT Health Awareness Week in Pasadena and across the U.S. Organized by National Coalition for LGBT Health, the week will highlight what supporters said are disparities that exist in access to care and health outcomes for LGBT people with hopes of reducing discrimination and stigma LGBT people face in the healthcare system.

The educational initiative Youth Against AIDS (YAA) is enforcing the role of the youth in the fight against HIV/AIDS. As official partner of this year’s World AIDS Conference, 300 youth activists will represent their generation’s interests in summer in Amsterdam. The campaign plays around with common misperceptions and mobilizes youths to volunteer.

“It’s the children who are now leading us,” said the director of mental health for the Child and Adolescent Gender Center at UCSF.

26 organizations across the U.S., the Americas, and the Caribbean will receive support to address the epidemic through advocacy and wide-ranging services

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Among this year's lineup of speakers are three health professionals breaking new ground in PrEP.

Data out earlier this month showed the huge success of HIV prevention programmes in London, with new diagnoses declining by 29 per cent last year in gay and bisexual men. Since 2015, Do It London has been promoting HIV testing and safer sex. Its latest campaign moves the conversation on to focus on treatment as prevention, and includes PrEP – which stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis – a pill that can prevent you from getting HIV.

This is the first PrEP study focusing specifically on transgender and gender non-conforming people.

The Ottawa Hospital Foundation wants to create a comprehensive health care program that will help improve access to appropriate care for gay men.