The Trump administration plans to rescind $600 million in public health funds from four Democratic-led states, including ...

The Philly Keep on Loving HIV Resource Finder compiles a wide range of services administered through the Health Department ...

City of Durham reports and correspondence show few people have received federal HIV/AIDS housing assistance, despite the city ...

Scale-backs and deep spending cuts within the US government and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS are hobbling HIV treatment programs across Africa, including in Ethiopia, warns a new report from a UN ...

Frank discussions around sex, pleasure, trans solidarity, and improved medical care could all help ease HIV's ...

In honor of Black History Month, we highlight a few important Black leaders who’ve made incredible impact in the fight ...

International guidelines recommend anal and liver surveillance for people with HIV, but Brazil lacks a national protocol; clinicians should integrate screening and vaccination.

LivWell Community Health Services and Maiden Alley Cinema invited the community to a special event at Maiden Alley Cinema ...

With Black Americans disproportionately affected by HIV, it's a day to encourage testing, prevention, and treatment but also to talk about systemic barriers.

HIV and AIDS persist, and communities need help to fight them. An event shone a light on a decades-long fight, and a vision of the future.

The Trump administration decided that it will no longer observe World AIDS Day. This is in contrast to the historical federal recognition of World AIDS Day under both Republican and ...

The D.C. Council advances a bill to improve access to HIV/AIDS prevention, aiming for affordability and accessibility of PrEP and PEP drugs.