HIV activists offer powerful advice on how to stay informed and protect access to care in uncertain times. thebody.com/hiv/stay-infor…

Cancer rates are falling among people with HIV. A hopeful sign of improved care and prevention. poz.com/article/cancer…

Your mental health matters. Here’s how to care for yourself emotionally after an HIV diagnosis. poz.com/article/taking…

Need to get tested after work today? We’ve got you covered! Miracle of Love is offering extended hours HIV testing at our Executive Office (1301 W Colonial Dr) tonight from 5 PM to 8 PM.

Join us tomorrow, Saturday, October 11, for FREE HIV testing at Miracle of Love’s main office — 1301 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando — from 9 AM to 12 PM.

91% of Ryan White Program clients are now undetectable—proof that access to care saves lives and stops transmission. poz.com/article/91-cli…

The FDA just approved two new treatments for gonorrhea—an important step in the fight against antibiotic resistance. poz.com/article/fda-ap…

PAHO launches a Regional Alliance to accelerate HIV elimination in the Americas—uniting countries to end AIDS by 2030. paho.org/en/news/5-12-2…

Silence and misinformation still drive HIV stigma. It’s time to break both—and protect our communities through truth and openness. poz.com/blog/silence-b…

A stronger HIV response starts with working together. Here’s how communities and providers are shaping the future of care. poz.com/blog/look-ahea…

Health system barriers continue to make HIV prevention harder than it should be. This article outlines six practical steps that can help break down those barriers—from improving provider training to making PrEP more accessible for everyone. poz.com/article/knock-…

PAHO launches a Regional Alliance to accelerate HIV elimination in the Americas—uniting countries to end AIDS by 2030. paho.org/en/news/5-12-2…

HIV risk in the MSM community is about more than just numbers—it’s a mix of biology and social barriers. From tissue anatomy to the impact of systemic stigma, we’re diving into why these disparities exist. verywellhealth.com/why-do-gay-men…

Cuts to Florida’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program could leave thousands without lifesaving HIV medication. poz.com/blog/desantis-…

"What’s happening now isn’t theoretical." — In this 2026 State of the Union, we look at how the HIV community is surviving a year of slashed funding and "unprecedented attacks" on public health. See why Ace Robinson says "We got this." thebody.com/hiv/state-of-h…

Decades of HIV research have provided the essential infrastructure, methodologies, and biological insights that have accelerated the understanding of long COVID. Key findings from recent UCSF studies in January 2026 highlight how this foundation is being utilized

We're launching a bold new PrEP campaign celebrating real stories! ✨ Tampa Bay locals, PrEP users, and advocates—apply now! 🔗 in our bio. #EveryBODYCANPrEP #PrEPAwareness #HIVPrevention #TampaBay #CANCommunityHealth

Nearly half of the CDC's surveillance databases that were updated at least monthly have halted or delayed updates in 2025. An audit published in the Annals of Internal Medicine on January 26, 2026, found that 38 out of 82 frequently updated databases (46%) are now outdated, with

The International AIDS Society (IAS) 2026 Annual Letter outlines a strategy to address shifting global health priorities and funding, urging a need to rethink financing and rebuild weakened systems to protect progress against HIV. The IAS calls for the HIV movement to adapt,

HIV vaccine researchers in South Africa have launched the BRILLIANT 011 clinical trial in Cape Town after securing new funding, following earlier U.S. funding cuts that threatened their work. The trial represents a significant step for African-led science and aims to develop a