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STI Rates, Including HIV, Could Spike Due to Medicaid Cuts

As Sexual Health Awareness Month draws to a close, we can't ignore the dangers of continued health care budget cuts.

Canada Has Some of the Highest Mpox Rates in the World

According to WHO, Canada is among 10 countries that have reported the highest cumulative number of mpox cases.

Is Grindr the Sexy New Linkedin?

A survey finds a quarter of users are on the gay dating app to network, including Grindr's own CEO.

Celebrate Juneteenth by Promoting Black Health, Wealth, and Joy

Reflecting on the amazing strength, spirit, and resilience of Black Americans.

Gene Therapies Show Promise for HIV Elimination

A study in HIV-positive humanized mice was 60 percent effective as opposed to the 29 percent efficacy in previous studies.

FDA Approves Vaccine for Common Respiratory Virus

It's a big win for the elderly population most susceptible to this specific virus.

​A Pharma CEO Gets Personal on HIV's Toll​

GSK boss Emma Walmsley centers HIV-positive individuals — and her own history with the disease — in a new video series.

Despite Racial Inequity, U.S. Sees Drop in HIV Infections

Young people are driving the reduction.

World HIV/AIDS Vaccine Day Reminds of the Importance of Inclusion

When searching for the cure for HIV, it’s imperative to include disproportionately affected communities in drug trials to ensure a vaccine for everybody.

London Aims to Be First Major City to Eliminate New HIV Cases

The city says it's “on course” to eliminate all new transmissions by 2030.

Don't Fear HIV-Positive Blood, Use It

A new campaign aims to shine a light on Asian-Americans living with, or at risk of, HIV.

Bangladesh Makes Great Strides in Preventing Children Being Born With HIV

The country’s Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission program has a 95 percent success rate.

Man Cured of HIV Speaks Out

Paul Edmonds, the fifth person to be cured via a stem cell transplant, recently opened up about his experience.

New Plant-Based Ingredient Could Advance HIV Treatment

The plant-based compound could be a potential HIV treatment used in combination with ART.

HIV-Positive Children May Have Auditory Differences

A new study indicates that some children with HIV were found to have lower auditory responses than those without.

20 Million Lives Have Been Saved By U.S. HIV Program, Says CDC

A recent report indicates that PEPFAR, introduced by President George W. Bush in 2004, has accounted for a 300-fold increase in HIV treatment.

Prince Harry Says Mom Diana 'Led With Empathy' Against HIV

“While my mother did not live to see the success of today’s treatments, I feel immense pride in being able to continue her advocacy with you,” the Duke of Sussex recently wrote.

Nation Convicts Man of 'Stealthing' Partner During Sex

A Dutch man was convicted of removing his condom during sex without permission.

HIV-Positive? Join This Participation Study and Get Paid

The study hopes to have a better understanding of health behaviors in HIV-positive patients

New Research Shows Long-Acting Injectable is Preferable to Pills

Ninety percent of study participants preferred the every-two-month HIV treatment regimen over taking a daily pill.