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Those who lived through the height of the epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s share their experiences.

A study finds that a lasting relationship is doubly good for the heart.

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.

Perhaps you’ve seen them while casually Googling for updates on HIV research.

Hollywood has often played a role in opening minds and moving society forward, but its lack of modern and accurate portrayals of people living with HIV is doing just the opposite.

Haiti has been linked with HIV for 30 years. Will the stigma ever go away?

This one-night only event, of one of the longest solo shows in New York history, benefits HIV/AIDS causes.

When HIV-negative people project their fears of death onto those with HIV, it hurts everyone

How one comic book author turned his own diagnosis journal into a comic book for the rest of us.

More than a decade ago, as countless millions succumbed to the worst pandemic of our time, the world finally said: Enough. What followed was a historically unprecedented response.

The latest health breakthroughs include findings on sodas, cinnamon, and calcium.

New York visitors shouldn’t miss these two new exhibitions that tackle AIDS in different ways

The host of the political show For & Against examines how HIV criminalization laws endanger everyone by singling out HIV-positive citizens.

After composer Ricky Ian Gordon lost his partner to AIDS, he did what came naturally—he wrote an opera about the devastating experience

Disillusionment and regret are anchors weighing good people down. Here’s how to cut them loose

Here TV launches a new way to access several hours of entertainment, news, and insight.

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.

Designer Jack Mackenroth makes a splash on the May/June cover of HIV Plus magazine, as he embarks on a new venture—a dating app and site for HIV-positive men.

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.