As HIV/AIDS enters its fifth decade, Black women's leadership offers urgent lessons about public health, community care, and ...

Medical advances have transformed HIV care, but stigma continues to keep people from prevention, treatment, and support. This Zero HIV Stigma Day, NMAC CEO Harold J. Phillips argues that ending the ...

That's the title that Science magazine is bestowing upon the medication called lenacapavir — a twice yearly injectable that prevents infection... Can we eliminate the HIV epidemic? It's a question ...

As awareness around the HIV epidemic decreases, cultural advocacy becomes just as important as scientific advancements.

New data from an implementation program to be presented at this year's the ESCMID Global Congress (formerly ECCMID) in Barcelona, Spain (27–30 April) stress that the global HIV epidemic cannot be ...

Community-based groups that provide HIV testing and prevention tools are pushing federal health officials to renew a crucial ...

South Africa has the largest HIV epidemic in the world, with adolescent girls and young women ages 15–24 at the highest risk ...

I fear a new HIV and Aids epidemic is coming – and the world won’t care, UN official warns - At a screening for The ...

It’s possible to produce a generic version of lenacapavir, a twice-yearly antiretroviral injection that both prevents and treats HIV, for as little as $25 per patient per year, according to a study ...

It is 40 years since Aids was first identified. Major strides have been made since the spread of the virus reached epidemic proportions in 1995 when 3.3 million people were infected with HIV and just ...

Some HIV prevention grants have been reduced under Trump, and some Atlanta advocates say they have already seen delays in funds arriving.