Thirty-six years ago, the World Health Organization declared Dec. 1 as World AIDS Day, creating an international day of awareness for those living with HIV and AIDS. For us, every Dec. 1 is a call to ...

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

Mary Fisher, a straight white woman, stunned thousands of Republicans when she spoke at the party’s 1992 presidential convention in Houston about living with HIV. Today, the long-term survivor and ...

To many, the face of AIDS is that of an emaciated victim on her deathbed. But more and more people with AIDS now lead healthy lives because of antiretroviral drugs (ARVS). Thanks in part to ...

James Miller, an HIV/AIDS treatment advocate, talks about living with the autoimmune disease, and his concern that HIV/AIDS has receded from the media's attention. From NPR News, this is NEWS AND ...

South Africa's rural areas have been as hard-hit by AIDS as its urban centers have. In the hilly regions of the Eastern Cape region, as much as a third of the adult population may be infected. Living ...

Transforming Reentry Services staff, volunteers, and members of the board of directors. Credit: Haroon Ra'jee The Illinois Lottery is nationally recognized for its pioneering work with specialty ...

TEANECK, N.J., May 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Leica Camera is pleased to present Living with AIDS, a landmark exhibition by acclaimed photographer Sal Lopes, opening Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 ...

Lower Manhattan-based Housing Works Cannabis Co is New York's first licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary, and donates 100% of proceeds to Housing Works. The state of New York’s first licensed ...

AIDS, or stage 3 HIV, does not directly cause blindness. However, it leaves the body vulnerable to conditions that can affect vision and sometimes lead to vision loss. AIDS is a chronic condition that ...