A disruption in federal funds has jeopardized HIV testing and outreach in Mississippi, and researchers warn of a resurgence ...

In the face of a fear of loss of funds for ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic, activists in New Jersey walked to raise money.

On April 22, the CDC allegedly informed Emory University in Atlanta that its large HIV self-testing program was being ...

AIDS-related illnesses continue to be the most common cause of hospital admissions for people living with HIV worldwide, ...

Advocates on the front lines of HIV/AIDS prevention say federal funding cuts could mean a dangerous slide back in the fight ...

There are certain symptoms of HIV that can be spotted early after you have been exposed to the disease. Here are 7 early ...

After counsel withdrew for some of the plaintiffs in a huge consolidated legal battle between Gilead Sciences and patients ...

The federal government has terminated almost $2.5 billion in health care grants to the state. Almost one-third of the grants, worth about $42 million, are for HIV research.

Medical experts who reviewed the case for Newsweek said a routine blood test could have saved the 45-year-old's life.

Seven percent of 108 healthy volunteers reported urticaria; unresolved urticaria persisted at 12 months in four participants.

A Georgia man is facing a felony murder charge after family and prosecutors allege he knowingly did not reveal his ...

People living with HIV are less likely to receive potentially lifesaving cancer treatment if they live in communities with ...