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Will Trinkle and Juan Granados filed a lawsuit against Roanoke Athletic Club after it revoked their family membership, saying the couple did not qualify. On Thursday, the club reversed its stand.
The number of American hospitals striving to treat LGBT patients equally and respectfully is on the rise, according to a report released on June 19 by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test, the first over-the-counter, self-administered HIV test kit.
Wednesday marks the 18th annual National HIV Testing Day and health officials are urging people to know their HIV status.
An HIV-positive man from Chicago filed suit in U.S. District Court in Peoria June 18, alleging that a Downstate jail denied him HIV medications for the seven days he was held there in the fall of 2010.
State Rep. Deborah Mell, one of three openly gay members of the Illinois General Assembly, has been diagnosed with breast cancer, reports the Windy City Times.
Modesto Tico Valle, CEO of Center on Halsted, has named two community leaders to key staff positions. Dr. Claudia Mossier has been named Director, Mental Health and Youth Programs and Tim'm West has been named Associate
The University of Texas at Austin will soon start putting transgender students' preferred names on all official school documents, including medical records.
A new study proves what a lot of gays and lesbians already suspected: people who are overtly homophobic are often in denial about their own same-sex desires.
