EDGE Miami

Organizations are reaching out to specific communities to spread the message that getting tested for HIV is important!

In an effort to address the HIV epidemic among at-risk populations in the Caribbean, amfAR announced a new round of grants to help prevent HIV infection and expand access to treatment and care among gay men, MSM and transgenders.

New data shows that HIV-positive transgender people are just as likely to stay in care than others -- despite high rates of social discrimination and anti-gay hate crimes.

GMHC applauded the New York State Assembly’s passage of legislation that will allow limited access to medical marijuana for patients with severe conditions, including HIV/AIDS.

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis takes a break from his fast-paced schedule of administering meningitis vaccinations to gay men to answer a few questions, in this edition of Ask the Doc. This week, Dr. D updates readers about HIV vaccine trials and the anal pap.

A national coalition of people living with HIV/AIDS has teamed up to form Pozitively Healthy, a national advocacy network.

Philadelphia-based HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention organization Bebashi celebrated 28 years of helping women live the best life they can.

The AIDS Project Los Angeles team will screen the Academy Award-nominated documentary "How to Survive a Plague," followed by a panel discussion.

It’s National HIV Testing Month, and the CDC has responding with their Testing Makes Us Stronger Campaign. Get tested!

Thousands of cyclists are en route from San Francisco to Los Angeles this week, to raise money for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center.