Interview with veteran HIV specialist Dr. W. David Hardy
W. David Hardy, M.D., is director of infectious diseases at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Sex + dating with HIV in the age of PrEP and U=U
A personal perspective
12 things to know about HIV
HIV: What it is and symptoms
Briefly Sep+Oct 2021
Update on opportunistic infections
Editor's Note Sep+Oct 2021
Reflections
The Forgotten Generation
Young long-term survivors are often overlooked
The dawn of AIDS in 1981
Forty years later, AIDS is past, present, and future
Neurocognitive impairment in people living with HIV
What you can do to stay sharp
A new ‘Day’ springs forth
The first day of spring becomes A Day with HIV, too
Contributors Mar+Apr 2021
The people behind the 2021 HIV Drug Guide
The Category Is Jan+Feb 2021
New year realness
Briefly Jan+Feb 2021
Long-acting injectable PrEP effective for cisgender women
Editor's Note Jan+Feb 2021
Finding home in a pandemic
A Day with HIV: Everyday moments in extraordinary lives
24 hours in the lives of people living with HIV
HIV Life Cycle
Different drug classes interrupt the virus from replicating at various stages
Choice Options
DHHS Guidelines for people starting HIV therapy for the first time
Editor's Note
A chronicle of the epidemic, 30 years in the making
What advice would you give to someone living with HIV?
What advice would you give to someone who just learned they’re living with HIV?
Understanding HIV-related terminology
Understanding HIV-related terminology with a glossary
Building blocks for a healthy life
Building blocks for a healthy life, with insights from a nurse educator
Briefly
Biktarvy and antacids. Descovy FDA hearing. Updated guidelines for transgender individuals. Biktarvy and kids. PrEP4Love. Michael Johnson freed.
Hepatitis C treatment for people with HCV/HIV co-infection
Key points for people living with HIV and HCV.
Helping providers treat people with hepatitis C, HIV, and other conditions
Project ECHO reviews cases, provides insurance codes, and more
Hepatitis B—an overview
A cheat sheet from Andrew Reynolds on the most common infectious disease in the world
Losing your disability payments
An advocate at the Legal Council for Health Justice, Marina Kurakin, MSW, MFA outlines how you can protect yourself in a Social Security review
Briefly
Monthly injectable HIV med on the way; HIV pharma sued over pricing practices; Australian PrEP advocate talks about his new HIV status; tenofovir class action lawsuits
The Conversation
AIDS in 1982; Drug Charts in prison
Where There’s Hope
An organ donor encourages other people living with HIV to give the gift of life
Built to Last
A leading researcher talks about long-acting medications in development
Emerging Options
Doctors and advocates discuss treatment and prevention breakthroughs on the horizon
Say Goodbye to ‘Risk’
Watch your words. Lose the labels if you want to prevent HIV
The Science of U=U
People on treatment with an undetectable viral load do not transmit HIV—here's how.
Living Well with HIV
Tips for living healthier and smarter, whether you’re newly diagnosed or not
Next Steps
How to find a provider, knowing your rights, and more
The 21st Annual HIV Drug Guide
A handbook of the medications prescribed for treating HIV—with comments from a specialist and an HIV activist.
Know Where to Look
Finding assistance programs to help pay for your meds
Standard Practice
DHHS HIV treatment guidelines for first-time therapy
State of the Art
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) continues to get better, safer and easier, and we’ll see new developments in 2017. Dr. John Gallant outlines initial therapy recommendations, options for simplification and switching medications, new drugs in the pipeline, and some experimental ART strategies.
Back to the Future
A new HIV medication offers hope to those who’ve exhausted their options
Something More Important Than Fear
My journey back to treatment
Start Now
A new study confirms that everyone who is HIV-positive should be on treatment
From the Archives: How One Person Can Make a Difference
Chris Clason’s inspiring vision led to the birth of TPAN and Positively Aware. This piece originally appeared in the January+February 2014 issue of Positively Aware.