National Condom Week begins February 14th just in time to coincide with Valentines Day!

The modern latex rubber condom has only existed in its present form for about 100 years.  Condom use can be traced back to around 1000 B.C.

Early variants were made of linen,animal skin, and ...

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R U Clean?

I consider myself to generally be a “clean” guy.  I bathe regularly, wear clean clothes daily, and even keep my home and car clean. 

I've also been tested many times.  I took a test to get my driver’s license, passed multiple tests to get a ...

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World AIDS Day. 

Each December 1st we celebrate the lives of friends and family impacted by HIV/AIDS. 

The prognosis today for someone diagnosed as HIV+ is much better than it was 30 years ago but we still have much ground to gain in the battle against this virus.

Each ...

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Earlier this month Theresa Schwartz, a good friend and colleague to us here at AIDS Care & everybodysgood.com, agreed to post a blog for us with important information about Human Papillomavirus (HPV), anal cancer risk in gay & bisexual men and access to vaccination for boys and men.  Due to a ...

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The team at everybodysgood.com would like to wish you all a happy, healthy, fun (and most importantly) SAFE holiday weekend!

Travel Tips

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Researchers at Georgia State University would like to invite folks to participate in a study that they are conducting. The purpose of the study is to understand more about the relationships and social networks (friends, family, coworkers, etc.) of sexual minorities (people who do not identify as heterosexual or straight ...

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Wondering why banks, schools, and government offices are closed today?

Today is Veterans Day.

Declared a day of remembrance in 1919 and later a national holiday in 1938,  Veterans Day honors those who have served, protected, and given us all the rights to freedom that I appreciate each day.

We ...

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Marriage Equality New York held a series of marches for marriage this past Sunday.

Marches were held Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, and NYC.

Beginning with speakers including mayoral representative Molly Clifford and County Legislator Harry Bronson, over 200 community members and LGBT allies marched down Main Street to Genesee Crossroads Park ...

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A third teen has died as the result of suicide in as many weeks.

Asher Brown of Texas shot himself in the head last week after years of bullying by his peers.

California teen Seth Walsh was removed from life support nine days after being found hanging from a tree ...

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The NY Daily News is reporting that NY State government has officially approved bereavement leave for gay & lesbian couples. While this is probably not the happiest topic for many couples and families to think about...protecting our rights as a community in difficult times of mourning is an important step ...

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