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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.

Researchers in Denmark are calling a new treatment that could eradicate HIV from infected cells "promising."

The government orders an end to a vaccine trial after unsuccessful results.

We know smoking is dangerous, but a new report finds it’s likely more deadly than HIV

Some countries are tricky when it comes to traveling with HIV

Uncertain times—like a massive blackout caused by a hurricane—give us an opportunity to remember our resiliency

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Finding the right HIV doctor now will affect your health for years to come. Here’s how to do it.

A new directive from the San Francisco District Attorney and Police Department instructs officers not to use condoms as evidence of prostitution.

Women with HIV are more likely to receive poor or inappropriate care, especially within the first year of diagnosis.

Discussing HIV health issues with HIV-negative people can be off-putting. Here's advice on how to avoid confusion and miscommunication when discussing personal health.

Denied coverage? The health care act can help.

Matching transgender women with the care they need.

HIV infections finally drop significantly among African-American women, but this is no time to stop fighting.

Why do transgender women have some of the highest HIV rates in the country?

Reverend Al Sharpton will urge lawmakers to continue funding HIV/AIDS service at the April 6 "Keep the Promise" rally in Brooklyn.