A new study finds that alcohol use is linked to unprotected sex in younger, but not adult, men who have sex with men.

Language is a power tool that can be used to harm or insult others. Hidden, negative messages, known as microaggressions, can leave a mark.

Will same-sex marriage threaten the existence of gender roles? Or provide a more nuanced understanding of gender?

A new study tests the “best little boy in the word” hypothesis.

The IMPACT Program is co-sponsoring American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s upcoming event on April 20th.

Data taken from 8,584 LGBT students suggests that bullying is of particular concern during physical education classes and school athletics.

How users interact on social networking sites like Facebook has implications for HIV prevention efforts.

Brief review of a recent paper suggesting a syndemic framework for the relationship between HIV and the environment.

A new study published this month in the American Journal of Public Health is the first examination of eating disorders, obesity, and sexual orientation in US high school students.

A new study finds a reduction in sexual risk after asking participants to have their sexual partners take an at-home HIV test.