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Watch actress Selenis Leyva, TV host Michelle Visage and others promote the first State of HIV Stigma Study.

Watch the virtual “AIDS Walk: Live at Home,” which combined the efforts of NYC and San Francisco. Plus, here’s info on the LA event.

His indomitable spirit remained intact even during his fight with the disease.

Couric has partnered with Merck to produce a web series about being treated for cancer during the pandemic.

Proceeds from the sales of face masks will help GMHC provide masks and meals for those in need.

Bonus: Your donations to the Broadway Cares effort Emergency Grants for Pandemic Relief will be matched by Gilead Sciences.

Speaking on a CNN special, the NBA legend also talked about HIV, racial disparities in health—and sports during the coronavirus crisis.

Health leaders began the two-day gathering in DC by honoring a trans woman recently murdered in Puerto Rico.

Bryant’s 13-year-old daughter and several other people are among the dead.

People who use cannabis experience the same pain intensity as those who don’t.

If you have (or have had) cancer, your original song could win a grant for a professional recording—and be featured on an album.

“I remember thinking that the story would save lives,” writes Kristen Dahlgren. “I had no idea the life it would save would be my own."

Her health advocacy honors her late mother, who died of heart disease.

Mark Ruffalo stars as a lawyer who takes on a chemical giant in this movie inspired by real events.

“Queer Eye” guys, “Pose” queens, Real Housewives, rappers and rock stars will record shout-outs to support (RED).

Doctors diagnosed the rapper with heart disease at 19, but he’s OK now—thanks to his mom—and therapy.