Positively Aging: Measuring isolation and loneliness
There are a number of ways to look at support
Straight, living with HIV, and invisible
“HIV don’t care if you are black or white, or straight or gay.” —Eunice Marshall
Editor's Note Nov+Dec 2021
Communities left behind
The passing of a pioneer
An early leader in the research of aging and HIV, Stephen Karpiak, PhD, passed on Oct. 16
Living your best life with HIV
You have your whole life ahead of you. What to know, and what to consider
Let's get physical!
Fall schedule of exercise classes for LGBTQ+ and /or older adults with HIV
The Category Is July+August 2021
Long-term realness
Positively Aging: Four tips for older adults aging with HIV
Feeling lonely or isolated is no fun—and isn’t good for your health either
Being Bridgette
Too young to be this old
Positively Aging MAY+JUNE 2021
Not having as much sex? You’re not alone
Editor's Note MAY+JUNE 2021
The flipside of aging
Trying my best at 50 (and beyond)
A 20-plus-year HIV survivor shares his six-point plan for feeling and living well after 50
Reprocessing trauma with EMDR
A therapeutic technique with potential to support long-term HIV survivors
Creating spaces of care
Two programs help gay men of color living with HIV weave new social connections in older age
Finding Black pleasure
‘Growing up poz’ is just one aspect of this young Black queer long-term survivor’s journey
Fighting to stay well behind the walls
Two pandemics meet within the broken U.S. prison health system
Dangerous crossroads
A therapist and long-term survivor surveys the intersections of addiction, isolation, COVID-19, and aging with HIV
Weathering many storms
A clinical psychologist examines the physical effects of discrimination and other traumas
Layers of resilience
Two transgender activists of color share how they support their communities—and themselves
Support for the journey
Three women’s unique perspectives on long-term HIV survival
Note from the Guest Editors
Surviving two pandemics
Positively Aging
Still advocating after all these years
Positively Aging: The community needs more
The HIV community should not marginalize long-term survivors
Positively Aging: The San Francisco Principles
Advocates issue new declaration for a new era
Briefly: Nov+Dec 2020
Generic Truvada now available in U.S.
Observations of an HIV doc
HIV care focuses on healthy aging, not just younger people
Positively Aging: 'We have to keep on being persistent.’
Veteran AIDS activist talks about facing the coronavirus pandemic from the perspective of a long-term survivor of HIV.
Positively Aging: The Life-Saving Power of Connection
Things long-term survivors of HIV can do to thrive in the era of COVID-19
Positively Aging: Connecting past to future
Long-term survivors share their stories, discuss strategies for the year ahead
Briefly
Pregnancy and dolutegravir; AIDS Quilt finds a new home; survey on women living with HIV; and more
Positively Aging: Cross-generational collaboration
Coming together for HIV advocacy
Employ This Advice
The Reunion Project Feedback Report
Positively Aging: Bringing Work Back to Life
Advocating for employment health
Briefly
Biktarvy and antacids. Descovy FDA hearing. Updated guidelines for transgender individuals. Biktarvy and kids. PrEP4Love. Michael Johnson freed.
The Conversation
Changing with age. Getting the HIV Drug Guide in print.
Editor's Note
Note to my younger self.
Positively Aging: A night that was ‘For All Ages’
Older and younger folks living with HIV share their experiences
Addressing the needs of older adults living with HIV
Embracing a too often abandoned population
‘I get knocked down, and I get up again’
—but I could use a little support
The activists
Three advocates on developing resilience for communities of people living and aging with HIV
Your body as it ages
What to watch for, and the steps you can take to improve the way you age with HIV
Guest Editor’s Note
Changing how we age
Positively Aging: New era, new needs
TPAN’s new program offers support for older adults with HIV
The Conversation: May+June 2019
‘Generations’ of survivors.
Positively Aging: Beginnings
New collaboration focuses on practical solutions for long-term survivors and older adults living with HIV
The Next Generation of Long-Term Survivors
A decade after testing positive, David Durán reflects on his life with HIV
Editor's Note: Jan+Feb 2019
Old Barriers, New Horizons
Agenda for survival
The Reunion Project seeks to build an HIV research agenda for long-term survivors
I'm still here
HIV long-term survivors need more than just to be able to survive.
Aging, and Thriving, with HIV
TPAN forum brings together long-term survivors
Sister, Sister
Long-term survival is a story of love and loss.
Discovering Resilience
Reducing the impact of psychosocial stressors on long-term survivors
Unintended Consequences of AIDS Survival
A special report looks at past, present, and future concerns
From The Guest Editors
Telling the story of Our Golden Years
All Systems Go
Three organ systems affected by aging, medications, and HIV
Not So Fast
Do people with HIV really experience accelerated aging?
Jesse Peel is Aging Swimmingly
How one retiree is still making a splash in his 70s
Hell In A Hot Flash?
Facts and perspectives on menopause and HIV
Can Older People Get Some...Satisfaction?
Three older adults living with HIV share insights on love, sex, and dating
For Me And My Brother
Black gay activists from two generations discuss HIV and leading a movement
Alone Time
Two long-term survivors discuss the risks of social isolation
Transforming Lives
How the medical community can help transgender women living with HIV reach their golden years.
Long Term Thrivers
The Reunion Project in Palm Springs examines the issues faced by long-term survivors
The Cost of Long-Term Survival
New Fears Evolving with Age
The Conversation Jan+Feb 2015
What are the 3 biggest issues facing long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS?