Larry Stanton: the artist who captured New York's gay scene at a time of crisisLarry Stanton's art poignantly captures the struggles of a generation lost to AIDS and reflects his personal battle with mortality.
Peter Hujar's Only Book Is Back in Print. His Friends Say It's About Time.Peter Hujar's photography captured the essence of New York's diverse community, blending vulnerability and authenticity, yet only gained recognition posthumously.
S.F. artist and activist Daniel Goldstein dies at 74Daniel Goldstein's art profoundly reflected his battle with HIV and the AIDS epidemic, using creativity as advocacy until his passing at age 74.
Philip Glass Quartet to Be Performed at AIDS Memorial as Tribute to Brian BuczakBrian Buczak, a prolific artist, died of AIDS, but his legacy is being revived through art exhibitions and Philip Glass's tribute quartet.
Larry Stanton: the artist who captured New York's gay scene at a time of crisisLarry Stanton's art poignantly captures the struggles of a generation lost to AIDS and reflects his personal battle with mortality.
Peter Hujar's Only Book Is Back in Print. His Friends Say It's About Time.Peter Hujar's photography captured the essence of New York's diverse community, blending vulnerability and authenticity, yet only gained recognition posthumously.
S.F. artist and activist Daniel Goldstein dies at 74Daniel Goldstein's art profoundly reflected his battle with HIV and the AIDS epidemic, using creativity as advocacy until his passing at age 74.
Philip Glass Quartet to Be Performed at AIDS Memorial as Tribute to Brian BuczakBrian Buczak, a prolific artist, died of AIDS, but his legacy is being revived through art exhibitions and Philip Glass's tribute quartet.
More AIDS activists arrested when protesting global funding cutsAIDS activists protested U.S. funding cuts to AIDS initiatives, leading to arrests and highlighting the impact of political decisions on global health.
Opinion | I Shudder to Imagine Kennedy Running Our Health Agencies.Robert F. Kennedy's confirmation as health secretary reflects a troubling embrace of science denialism that could endanger public health.
Deborah Birx, Who Oversaw PEPFAR, Is Not Surprised at Its Precarious StateThe Trump Administration's funding freeze jeopardizes the PEPFAR program, crucial for AIDS treatment and prevention.
More AIDS activists arrested when protesting global funding cutsAIDS activists protested U.S. funding cuts to AIDS initiatives, leading to arrests and highlighting the impact of political decisions on global health.
Opinion | I Shudder to Imagine Kennedy Running Our Health Agencies.Robert F. Kennedy's confirmation as health secretary reflects a troubling embrace of science denialism that could endanger public health.
Deborah Birx, Who Oversaw PEPFAR, Is Not Surprised at Its Precarious StateThe Trump Administration's funding freeze jeopardizes the PEPFAR program, crucial for AIDS treatment and prevention.
'Ignorant' Woody Harrelson criticised for HIV drug remarksWoody Harrelson criticized Dr. Fauci's handling of AZT in HIV treatment, labeling it as highly toxic and ineffective.
Bill T. Jones's Controversial "Still/Here," Thirty Years Later'Still/Here' by Bill T. Jones sparked significant controversy for its themes surrounding life-threatening illnesses and the ethics of representing suffering in art.
'Ignorant' Woody Harrelson criticised for HIV drug remarksWoody Harrelson criticized Dr. Fauci's handling of AZT in HIV treatment, labeling it as highly toxic and ineffective.
Bill T. Jones's Controversial "Still/Here," Thirty Years Later'Still/Here' by Bill T. Jones sparked significant controversy for its themes surrounding life-threatening illnesses and the ethics of representing suffering in art.
Author Correction: HIV-1 Env trimers asymmetrically engage CD4 receptors in membranes - NatureThe research showcases collaboration across departments to study microbial pathogenesis and its role in diseases such as AIDS and cancer.
This drug is the 'breakthrough of the year' and it could mean the end of the HIV epidemicLenacapavir shows potential to nearly eliminate new HIV infections, marking a hopeful step toward resolving the HIV epidemic.
UNAIDS Chief: HIV Infections Could Jump Over Six Times if U.S. Support DroppedReduced U.S. funding for AIDS programs could lead to a dramatic increase in HIV infections and deaths by 2029.
A twice-yearly shot of this drug could help end AIDS - 'it's unprecedented'The new HIV vaccine shows exceptional effectiveness and could significantly improve prevention efforts, especially for high-risk populations.
How HIV research has reshaped modern medicine - Harvard GazetteThe fight against HIV has transformed it from a death sentence to a manageable chronic condition, providing insights for treating other diseases.
How HIV/AIDS got its name the words Americans used for the crisis were steeped in science, stigma and religious languageThe term 'AIDS' was pivotal in shaping perceptions and stigma surrounding the disease, influencing both public discussion and activism.
A twice-yearly shot could help end AIDS. But will it get to everyone who needs it?A promising biannual HIV vaccine shows 100% efficacy in women and high effectiveness in men, but access concerns arise in certain regions.
This drug is the 'breakthrough of the year' and it could mean the end of the HIV epidemicLenacapavir shows potential to nearly eliminate new HIV infections, marking a hopeful step toward resolving the HIV epidemic.
UNAIDS Chief: HIV Infections Could Jump Over Six Times if U.S. Support DroppedReduced U.S. funding for AIDS programs could lead to a dramatic increase in HIV infections and deaths by 2029.
A twice-yearly shot of this drug could help end AIDS - 'it's unprecedented'The new HIV vaccine shows exceptional effectiveness and could significantly improve prevention efforts, especially for high-risk populations.
How HIV research has reshaped modern medicine - Harvard GazetteThe fight against HIV has transformed it from a death sentence to a manageable chronic condition, providing insights for treating other diseases.
How HIV/AIDS got its name the words Americans used for the crisis were steeped in science, stigma and religious languageThe term 'AIDS' was pivotal in shaping perceptions and stigma surrounding the disease, influencing both public discussion and activism.
A twice-yearly shot could help end AIDS. But will it get to everyone who needs it?A promising biannual HIV vaccine shows 100% efficacy in women and high effectiveness in men, but access concerns arise in certain regions.
Omari Douglas is a triumph in heartbreaking play Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, YewGrief and identity exploration are central themes in Coral Wylie's play, highlighting growth after loss and the complexities of queerness.
19 People Who Died Thinking They Took Their Secrets To The Grave...Only To Be Revealed After Their DeathFamily secrets can lead to disturbing and heartbreaking revelations after a loved one's passing.
Biden Administration Displays AIDS Memorial Quilt at The White House - San Francisco Bay TimesThe AIDS Memorial Quilt was displayed at The White House for the first time on World AIDS Day 2024, marking a historic moment for remembrance.
AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed at the White House for first time in 36 yearsThe AIDS Memorial Quilt was displayed at the White House for the first time in 36 years to honor World AIDS Day.
Biden Administration Displays AIDS Memorial Quilt at The White House - San Francisco Bay TimesThe AIDS Memorial Quilt was displayed at The White House for the first time on World AIDS Day 2024, marking a historic moment for remembrance.
AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed at the White House for first time in 36 yearsThe AIDS Memorial Quilt was displayed at the White House for the first time in 36 years to honor World AIDS Day.
My dad told me he had AIDS when I was 11. I became his caregiver.Tamesha Morris recalls the emotional impact of her father's AIDS diagnosis and the lack of family support in her time of need.
The furtive, heartbreaking party that San Francisco forgotThe Thanksgiving dinner in 1984 for AIDS patients in San Francisco showcased the power of community and gratitude in the face of imminent death.
As the mother in 'An Early Frost,' Gena Rowlands helped fight the stigma of AIDSAn Early Frost was a groundbreaking film addressing AIDS and homophobia, illustrating the stigma and familial struggles faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the 1980s.
Remembering the late great Paul Monette on what would have been his 79th birthday - QueertyPaul Monette's writings profoundly impacted LGBTQ+ visibility, addressing themes of love, loss, and the experience of coming out amid the AIDS crisis.
As the mother in 'An Early Frost,' Gena Rowlands helped fight the stigma of AIDSAn Early Frost was a groundbreaking film addressing AIDS and homophobia, illustrating the stigma and familial struggles faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the 1980s.
Remembering the late great Paul Monette on what would have been his 79th birthday - QueertyPaul Monette's writings profoundly impacted LGBTQ+ visibility, addressing themes of love, loss, and the experience of coming out amid the AIDS crisis.
The Enduring Power of Peter Hujar's "Portraits in Life and Death"Peter Hujar's life and work highlight the contrast between artistic aspiration and the struggles of the East Village in the 1970s.
Remembering Rock Hudson 39 years after gay star's tragic deathRock Hudson's death highlighted the HIV crisis in the LGBTQ+ community and challenged public perceptions of masculinity.
How Person-First Language Gives You PowerIn 1983, people with AIDS pioneered person-first language, highlighting the importance of human dignity over health conditions.
Humanity is closer to stopping HIV, and the biggest obstacle is the price of the drug that will do itLenacapavir shows 100% efficacy in preventing HIV infections in women with simple administration.It is not a vaccine but highly effective, sparking enthusiasm in the fight against HIV.
Beginning of end of HIV epidemic? - Harvard GazetteResearchers are cautiously optimistic about a new preventative treatment for the AIDS virus, lenacapavir, showing promising results in preventing infection.
Humanity is closer to stopping HIV, and the biggest obstacle is the price of the drug that will do itLenacapavir shows 100% efficacy in preventing HIV infections in women with simple administration.It is not a vaccine but highly effective, sparking enthusiasm in the fight against HIV.
Beginning of end of HIV epidemic? - Harvard GazetteResearchers are cautiously optimistic about a new preventative treatment for the AIDS virus, lenacapavir, showing promising results in preventing infection.
Learning how to live and die with long COVID - High Country NewsExploring Badwater Basin's temporary transformation due to floods and its significance to artists like David Wojnarowicz.
Keith Haring and the Downtown Art RevolutionUnderstanding the impact of AIDS on artists' lives and creations.
Dionne Warwick: Britain has always been very good to me. I feel its wonderful embrace'Growing up in New Jersey shielded the author from racism until facing segregated audiences in the deep south, challenging perceptions on skin pigmentation, AIDS stigma, and confronting gangster rap lyrics. The author reflects on uncomfortable cover versions of their hits by British singers.