August 12 2014 6:11 PM ET
The U.S. Govt. Used HIV-Prevention Workshops as Cover for Political Activism in Cuba
The use of an HIV workshop for intelligence gathering purposes has put global health programs at risk, say critics.
July 31 2014 3:49 PM ET
CDC Issues Travel Warnings For Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued travel warning to the three West African countries affected by the Ebola outbreak.
July 24 2014 6:10 PM ET
NYC's Top HIV Doc to Lead City's Bureau of HIV and AIDS
Dr. Demetre Daskalakis will be head of the New York City Bureau of HIV/AIDS after effectively controlling the meningitis outbreak last year.
July 24 2014 5:41 PM ET
Remembering The HIV and AIDS Activists Lost on MH17
Six passengers of the 298 killed on Malaysia Airlines flight 17 were researchers and advocates heading to Melbourne, Australia for the International AIDS Conference. Here friends, family members, and colleagues mourn their loss and celebrate their lives.
July 24 2014 3:00 AM ET
Ending AIDS In New York, One Step At A Time
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced an new plan to combat the spread of HIV in the state as well as ensuring that people living with the disease get the treatment they need.
July 17 2014 4:12 PM ET
U.S. Department of Justice Suggests HIV Law Changes
The U.S. Department of Justice released guidelines to states on how to change HIV-specific laws to reflect scientific findings.
May 16 2014 5:24 AM ET
Uganda Criminalizes HIV Transmission, Mandates Testing
Uganda's parliament approved a bill that imposes 10-year jail sentences for the 'willful and intentional' transmission of HIV.
April 15 2014 3:00 AM ET
Britain Boys Bare All for National AIDS Trust
Gay Times' Naked Issue features U.K. celebrities au naturel for charity
September 12 2013 5:00 AM ET
New York Life Launches Groundbreaking 'Positive Planning' Program
The ‘Positive Planning’ initiative for long-term financial wellness is the first of its kind, according to organizers.
June 20 2013 3:49 PM ET
Supreme Court Strikes Down Government's Anti-Prostitution Mandate for AIDS Organizations
A policy forcing health groups to adopt the government's views on prostitution was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court Thursday.
