Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, wife of tennis player Arthur Ashe, shares fond memories of her husband and explains how his untimely death and legacy affected the lives of many people.
Tennis player and AIDS activist Arthur Ashe speaks for the last time to the public about his diagnoses, the future of treatment and the importance of HIV and AIDS public awareness education.
Fans of tennis player Arthur Ashe pay their respects to the AIDS victim and share their reactions to his death on February 6, 1993.
Ron Woodroof's doctor, Dr. Steven Pounders, discusses his first person account of Woodroof's diagnosis and struggle through AIDS. Continue reading
Matthew McConaughey talks about what helped him to understand who Ron Woodroof in order to become him in the 2013 movie Dallas Buyers Club, based off of Woodroof's life. Continue reading
Author: Ben Nussbaum On November 7, 1991, Magic Johnson announced that he had HIV. With that being said, he and other people who are diagnosed with HIV must waste no time in researching details like Medicare cost. It was a shocking juxtaposition: Magic was charming, athletic, the always smiling ambassador … Continue reading
Andrew, a man from Birmingham, England, explains how he found out he was HIV positive and how he reacted to the diagnoses. Continue reading
Jean-Jacques, a citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo, explains what life is like with AIDS in his country. Continue reading
Michael Jonas remembers how he found out that he had HIV, what he felt like after getting the news, and what his life is like living with the disease. Continue reading
Timothy Brown, also known as The Berlin Patient, explains how he was cured of AIDS with the help of science and comments on the foundation he wants to create to help others find a cure. He also recalls how different people react to the fact that stem cells that cured him. Continue reading
