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Bisexual men have long been saddled with a 'down low' mythology and an enduring stigma that they transmit HIV to women. Turns out, this fear is a fale assumption.
LGBT sex workers talk about their jobs, activism, gender, and HIV.
Blood tests are a routine part of an HIV-positive person’s life. But what do they all mean?
Researchers were able to train existing T cells to become “killer T cells,” essentially attacking dormant HIV where it is hiding.
The Balm in Gilead works to educate and activate religious leaders to become the first line of defense in the fight against HIV and AIDS in African-American communities and abroad in Africa.
There are a lot of factors behind this invisible epidemic, none of them good.
Just having sex can be a crime in Florida, depending on the kind of sex being had.
Two drug companies team up to tackle the spread of hepatitis C, starting with commercial truck drivers.
While overall HIV infection rates have decreased nationwide, young gay men are seeing a frightening uptick in new infections, according to the CDC.
Uganda's parliament approved a bill that imposes 10-year jail sentences for the 'willful and intentional' transmission of HIV.
A new study indicates that a key compound in marijuana could be useful for more than just stimulating appetite and combating side effects of HIV medication—THC might be able to help the immune system defend itself against HIV.
When you’re positive, it’s crucial to track down the right doctor to fit your needs. Here’s how to find that special someone — with an MD
The girl we met on a Nickelodeon special 21 years ago is still fighting HIV stigma. We spoke with Hydeia Broadbent last year and last week so did Oprah: Where Are They Now? Here is a video clip and her HIV Plus interview.
A prominent LGBT activist in Uganda has been arrested and detained on allegations of infecting someone with HIV.
TV star Kelly Osbourne tells us why her generation will be the last to fight HIV and AIDS
Jane Lynch and Giada De Laurentiis topped the marquee at the 2013 Angel Awards in Los Angeles, celebrating Project Angel Food, which delivers thousands of meals to people with HIV and AIDS in Southern California.
New York visitors shouldn’t miss these two new exhibitions that tackle AIDS in different ways
Teachers in Nepal offer new hope for HIV-positive kids
Hitler Baneo Núñez reportedly set his 22-year-old son on fire when he learned his son was gay, HIV-positive, and has tuberculosis.
Researchers in Denmark are calling a new treatment that could eradicate HIV from infected cells "promising."
