May 21 2013 4:15 PM ET
AIDS Deaths Plummet In Africa
A new report from UNAIDS shows that 7 million people are currently in HIV treatment across Africa and the death toll from AIDS is falling rapidly.
May 21 2013 4:10 AM ET
Why It's Time to Stop Stigmatizing Haitians for Having HIV
Haiti has been linked with HIV for 30 years. Will the stigma ever go away?
May 08 2013 2:45 PM ET
In Nepal, Helping AIDS Orphans When No One Else Will
Teachers in Nepal offer new hope for HIV-positive kids
May 02 2013 6:35 PM ET
Targeted HIV-Positive Student Wins Election
University of Houston-Downtown Junior Kristopher Sharp didn't let an embarrassing act of vandalism get in his way of winning his student body election.
March 28 2013 3:03 PM ET
NYC AIDS Memorial Unveils Final Design
The New York City AIDS Memorial released renderings today of the final design chosen for St. Vincent's Park
November 20 2012 3:50 PM ET
Rate of HIV Infections, Deaths Depleting Across Africa
A UN report shows that the rate of infection is drastically dropping thanks to education and outreach.
November 15 2012 8:00 AM ET
AIDS Conference: Hope For a Cure and Treatment Guideline Changes
Takeaways from the International AIDS Conference include new treatment guidelines and renewed hope for a cure
October 16 2012 4:00 AM ET
Nurse Falsely Outs Gay Man as HIV-Positive to Patients
A New Zealand nurse announced that a gay man was HIV-positive in front of a crowded waiting room of other patients.
July 26 2012 1:20 PM ET
Zambia, Where HIV Prevention and Family Planning Must Mix
For many women across sub-Saharan Africa, the simple joy of childbirth can be riskier than their Western counterparts.
November 22 2011 5:49 PM ET
New U.N. AIDS Figures Prove Need for Concentrated Effort
New diagnoses of HIV around the world has held at a stead 2.7 million people annually for the last five years, according to a new report by U.N. AIDS released Monday.
