Dec. 1 World AIDS Day events in the Harrisburg region underscored the message - HIV is still here. Get tested.  Throughout last week public programs, a story-circle memorial for longtime AIDS … more

When young Dr. Andrew Faulk first learned he was HIV-positive, he was devastated for it certainly meant imminent death. Until then, he’d been an outstanding young physician with years … more

Victims/survivors of childhood and adult sexual violence are anxiously waiting, while Harrisburg is set to finally vote on statute of limitations reform for Pennsylvanians. Multiple bills have been … more

Research published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases shows a new and potentially disturbing finding: antibiotic resistant bacteria are showing up in stories of gay and bisexual … more

Boasting new, on-site pharmacy services developed through their partnership with Coordinated Care Network, Alder Health Services hosted 60 guests at an open house  on Nov. 7. The new service … more

Is it time to take charge of your life in a new and more dynamic way? Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Then today is the day to start preparing to change and have the life you … more

Harvard Medical School and its and McLean Hospital are believed to be the first to show an association between exposure to gender identity conversion efforts and adverse mental health outcomes among … more

A group known as Harrisburg Stands with Planned Parenthood gathered on the steps of the state Capitol Sept. 15 to “tell Congress they must pass the Title X Protection to safeguard access to … more

Leave it to science and rational thinking to ruin a popular sexual taboo. The “bareback” label for sex without a condom has faded in the age of pre-exposure prophylaxis … more

Have you ever wondered why there are times when nothing goes right? The principles of metaphysics teach us that nothing happens tous that doesn’t happen through us. While this concept … more