by Kellee Terrell
Fallen pop star. Sex-abuse survivor. Psych patient. Recovering addict. Jewish suburban girl. Voice of female empowerment. For Sherri Lewis, life with HIV has been one long, strange trip.
by Lucile Scott
HIV infections keep rising in India. But they have fallen drastically among one group: the country’s sex workers. These global prevention leaders are teaching squeamish governments—including America’s—how to get the job done.
by Regan Hofmann
As new HIV infections among U.S. women keep rising, a new study probes America’s attitudes toward positive ladies. And the findings ain’t pretty.
by Nicole Joseph POZ talks to former U.S. Assistant Surgeon General Susan Blumenthal, MD, about tackling HIV/AIDS among women around the world—and invites you to join the conversation.