By Vincent Mumo Nzilani LONDON/NAIROBI, July 21 (Reuters) - Around 77,000 fewer children worldwide received HIV treatment ...

But politics could derail the one thing to unlock it.

The President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief has saved 26m lives globally, but slashing of funds and dismantling of USAID have forced clinics to shut in dozens of countries ...

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 ...

Gilead's twice-yearly shot reduced HIV infections by 96% in a second large study, the company said. The data sets the stage for likely FDA approval of lenacapavir for HIV prevention. Shares rose 3% in ...

As people with HIV live longer, diabetes is becoming an increasingly important contributor to morbidity and mortality, ...

Millions of HIV/AIDS patients, many of them in Africa, face an uncertain future as a financial cliff-edge for US-funded ...

Under Trump, the global fight against HIV is running on fumes.

For years, Philip Goulder has been obsessed with a particularly captivating idea: In the hunt for an HIV cure, could children hold the answers? Starting in the mid-2010s, the University of Oxford ...

Share on Pinterest A drug used to treat HIV infections can also effectively prevent them, a new clinical trial demonstrates. Image credit: luza studios/Getty Images. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) ...

In the early decades of the global response to HIV/AIDS, the focus was on saving lives. And rightly so: without antiretroviral treatment (ART), people lived less than a year, on average, from the time ...

More than half of U.S. newborns diagnosed with HIV in their first year of life had not been given a treatment known to prevent postnatal transmission from mother to child. That suggests that some ...