There is still time left to enroll in a health care plan that includes the HIV prevention method known as “PrEP.”

Despite medical evidence PrEP prevents HIV AHF still doesn’t like it

On the lawn of a waterfront million dollar home in Hollywood a HIV prevention group gathered to talk about sex. The panel discussion, organized by Impulse Group South Florida, featured physicians, health care lobbyists and social workers – all on hand to speak about the controversial issue of pre-exposure prophylaxis or what is commonly referred to as “PrEP.”

PlushCare, a new app that allows gay men to access the HIV prevention drug PrEP through their phone, promises to revolutionize HIV prevention and care. Currently the app is available in 31 states including Florida. There are plans to roll the app out into the remaining states in the near future.

The anti-HIV procedure, PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), is showing promising results according to a British study.

(CNN) -- Charlie Ferrusi is a 23-year-old gay man with a winning smile and an easygoing manner. In May, he completed a master's degree in public health and recently began a job at the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute.

Sub-analysis underscores the value of PrEP in protecting women’s health

San Diego, CA (KSWB) -- Every year 50,000 people are diagnosed with HIV in the United States, but a largely unknown blue pill could help cut down the number, according to health officials.

HIV researchers from across the globe came together in Boston last week from March 3-6 for the annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI). CDC researchers from the National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention presented results of more than 30 studies. Below are some of which may be of particular interest to you.

Beloved gay musical director, accompanist and arranger Paul Reekie died unexpectedly on Friday, Oct. 2 after an accident at his Boca Raton home. 

A new trial begins, with hopes of making HIV prevention more practical to the public.

An ongoing study in New York City that focused on gay and bisexual men has found that individuals taking pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), a preventative HIV medication, report more condomless sex with casual partners. 

(EDGE)The California HIV/AIDS Research Program has announced that it has funded three new demonstration projects - including two in the Bay Area - to learn more about PrEP for transgender women and men.

Oktoberfest is an annual autumn festival that communities celebrate with plenty of beer drinking and merriment. One can say that sounds like any given Friday night, or most nights, here in Wilton Manors. However, this October has been reason to celebrate here in our Island City.

"The Best Bottoms Make the Best Tops" states New York City resident Killian James' page at Rentboy.com. James was voted Best Bottom 2014 at the Hookies, the International Escort Awards. A former accountant, James is immensely proud of the recognition. He told SFGN that he was doing quite well for himself, and that he might go into real estate after his time in the sex trade was up.

The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) occurred in Seattle from Feb. 13 through Feb. 16. Several sessions focused on the relationship of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

John Byrne says he talks to people all the time that have no clue there is a pill to prevent HIV.

Findings from a new study involving PrEP, the once a day HIV prevention pill, show high rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

A daily pill that can prevent HIV infection? It almost seems to be too good to be true, so that’s why the Pride Center is hosting a forum to discuss pre-exposure prophylaxis.

If all HIV patients were ‘undetectable’ it could cut transmission rates by 90 percent

Condomless sex may be risky sex, but that won't stop most gay and bisexual men.

(AP) Britain's state-funded health service is responsible for paying for an HIV-prevention drug that has been called a "game changer" in the fight against AIDS, a court ruled Tuesday.

One film student is showing a “fun, sexy and outrageously frank 21st-century sex-ed for gay adults.”