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Gay and bisexual men account for 57% of the HIV population. New rates are declining among white and Black gay men, but not Latinos.

People 55 and older represent 41% of the U.S. population living with HIV. Learn more about #HIVandAging and #NHAAD.

#NAIRHHADAY is now an officially recognized HIV awareness day. Join a September 14 webinar to learn why this matters.

This year’s theme is “Faith Fighting for Freedom and Fairness.” #FaithHIVDay is held the last Sunday of each August.

Watch the short film “Human First” to mark the debut of #ZeroHIVStigmaDay, Friday, July 21.

“I want people to hear my story…and feel empowered,” says breast cancer survivor Megan-Claire Chase about “Stories From the Stage.”

About 300,000 people with HIV are long-term survivors, meaning they acquired HIV before 1996, when effective treatment was introduced.

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia (#IDAHOBIT) is Wednesday, May 17.

“Young people living with HIV are the least likely of any age group to be retained in care and have a suppressed viral load.”

144,500 transgender youth lost or remain at risk of losing access to gender-affirming care due to bans, notes the Williams Institute.

The #NNHAAD theme this year is “Weaving Our Horizon: Strength. CommUnity. Equity.”

Celebrities who share their cancer diagnoses may inspire some people while triggering others.

“I can imagine that my children will see me grow as I see them grow. I can imagine that I can get through this."

This NWGHAAD, learn what all women need to know about HIV, including who is impacted most. Plus: Download self-care activity books.

Watch these #HIVIsNotACrime discussions—in English and Spanish—to learn about HIV criminalization and efforts to reform outdated laws.

Music insider Fred T. Jackson told Men’s Health about the historic benefit concert and life as a Black gay man in the ’90s.