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The article reports on an anti-stigma marketing campaign launched on World AIDs Day by the Stigma Project and the publication that aims at reducing stigma through education via social media.

The article reports on a research finding which suggests that HIV-positive individuals who are at antiretrovirals and had undetectable viral load will have a reduction of 96 percent over the chances of transmitting the virus.

The article offers information on the U.S. Conference on AIDS of the National Minority AIDS Council to be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada from September 30 to October 3, 2012.

An interview with Oscar De La O, president of nonprofit organization BIENESTAR, is presented. When asked about how he started, he says that he has been an advocate for Latinos affected by HIV for 27 years since 1985. De La O explains the significance of the Affordable Care Act to BIENESTAR. He discusses how Americans can engage HIV-positive Latinos in Los Angeles, California to become more involved in their community as leaders.

The author discusses efforts to help HIV-positive individuals in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. The "Positive Frontiers" was created to provide useful and helpful information, build the positive community and delves into lifestyle, art and culture in relation to HIV. The Pacific Oaks Medical Group in Southern California was established as a way to provide gay men with quality health care.

The article presents the AIDS Research Alliance founded by Dr. Paul Rothman and Matthew Rushton as an organization that has met the challenge of doing pioneering work on HIV.

The author discusses the challenges facing gay men in growing older with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) which causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome or AIDS. He presents Body Positive Wellness Center's founder Nelson Vergel's insights on aging with HIV. He also offers tips on how to maintain good health when aging.

An interview with theater actor Michael Kearns from Los Angeles, California is presented. Kearns discusses the inspiration behind his solo show entitled "Torch." He also explains what his preparations are in time for World AIDS Day 2011. He also talks about how the youth can be inspired to create art inspired by the HIV issue.

The article features the Complera single-pill combination drug against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) from Anthony Mills, M.D., Inc.