In the U.S., 22% of people living with HIV are women. But advocates say women don't receive the education or prevention services they need.

For decades, HIV treatment has depended on one hard truth: once medication stops, the virus usually comes roaring back. Modern antiretroviral drugs can suppress HIV so effectively that many people ...

HIV treatment has been improved and simplified significantly over the years, yet a small fraction of people living with HIV ...

What will make young people pay attention to the still-uncured HIV virus? MPact Global Action, an organization working to ...

For years, researchers have been hoping for vaccines that protect people against not just one strain of HIV, but every strain ...

Each time LaTonya looks at framed photos of herself breastfeeding her baby son for the first time, she swells with emotion. As a mother living with HIV in Colorado, it was a moment she wanted to ...

ViiV Healthcare, the global specialist HIV company majority owned by GSK, with Shionogi as a shareholder, today announced the ...

For Mukamana (not her real name), a 62-year-old woman living with both HIV and diabetes, frequent hospital visits once consumed her time, energy and limited income. Before November 2025, she had to ...

Many patients are not being screened for geriatric health problems, chronic health conditions and mental health needs, study ...

Five movers and shakers in the sexual health space discuss why they think HIV prevention options should be in your intimacy ...

Illinois HIV and AIDS advocates are warning officials that flat state funding combined with federal cuts will result in people living with HIV and AIDS suffering.

After feeling alone in her HIV diagnosis, one mom is now speaking out so others don’t have to face the same silence, despite ...