AIDS crisis' 2nd wave?
Rise of HIV infections has some asking: Is the U.S. seeing ...
Young gay men are the most at risk, but many aren't being tested.
Nearly three decades after the AIDS crisis began, young gay males — and even more so young gay black males — continue to test positive for HIV at alarming rates.
Most weekends, health educator Mark Knight can be found on NW 39 and Pennsylvania Avenue, in and around about a half dozen gay bars, armed with condoms, testing cards and other HIV/AIDS prevention information.
He might see hundreds of people in one...
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