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Thundermist Health Center Press Release: A new website reduces barriers to voting for trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse Rhode...

I am a 30-year-old, gay, bipolar black man with high functioning autism. I knew I liked guys starting around age four or five.

Program focuses on the sexual, mental, and emotional health of young gay and bi+ men

Throughout this challenging time, SAGE-RI has remained committed to its mission.

As part of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of RI’s dedication to exploring the complexities of diversity and inclusion for intersex people

AIDS Project Rhode Island is gearing up for a virtual AIDS Run/Walk for Life in honor of its 35th anniversary.

An estimated 1.2 million individuals at risk of HIV infection stand to benefit from daily preexposure prophylaxis or PrEP.

The Affordable Care Act and its impact on health coverage and care for LGBTQ+ individuals.

New CVS Health Drive-Thru Test Sites Open in Frontline Communities.

COVID-19 risks for HIV positive individuals.

Studies show that members of the LGBTQ+ community don’t always receive the same level of healthcare as their heterosexual counterparts.

At its annual meeting, SAGE-RI reviewed its successful 2018 reorganization and reported on 2019’s accomplishments.

By Mikel Wadewitz, Director of AIDS Project RI I am writing this in mid-March, as we collectively grapple with the threat of COVID-19 and...

Coronavirus dominates this issue of Options, because there isn’t a soul in our local community unaffected by the pandemic.

The Rhode Island Department of Health announced that it is supporting the international HIV prevention campaign U=U.

Joining an LGBT sports league has made me feel part of something that is bigger than me.

With over 114,000 samesex couples raising children around the U.S., our desire to become parents and build a family around love and equality

To help prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C among injection drug users, confidential home needle delivery is now offered by the RI...

The disparity in access to care and healthcare utilization for the RI LGBTQ population.

The second in BCBSRI's three-part series addressing health topics for sexual minority women, sexual minority men and transgender individuals