(HealthDay News) — If certain targets are met, the rate of new HIV infections may be down to 12,000 a year by 2025, which would mark a transition toward the end of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, according to ...

A new program by LivWell Community Health and Maiden Alley Cinema calls upon artists to submit work challenging the stigmas ...

Learn about the medical advancements and challenges faced by older adults living with HIV. Experts and survivors share their insights.

Despite remarkable medical advances in HIV prevention over the past decade, significant gaps have persisted in the U.S.

In this article, we will look at the 20 Cities With the Highest HIV/AIDS Rates in the US. We have also analyzed the HIV incidence and prevalence in the United States along with the global HIV drug ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The federal budget has some concerned for the future of the fight against HIV/AIDS in the United States. The budget makes deep cuts to Medicaid and in 2026, it almost completely ...

Laparoscopic Versus Open Hemihepatectomy: The ORANGE II PLUS Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial We used data from the HIV/AIDS Cancer Match Study, a population-based HIV and cancer registry ...

Cuts to HIV programming are affecting local prevention programs across the United States, but the potential impacts on public health and healthcare costs are especially high in the South, which ...

AIDS Healthcare Foundation said HIV/AIDS is disproportionately impacting Louisiana, Georgia, and Mississippi.It became a topic of discussion between public health officials in each of these states in ...

Gilead is committed to using its virology expertise to advance HIV treatment and prevention to help end the epidemic. Since 2010, the company has partnered with Emory University in Atlanta to launch ...

SHREVEPORT, La. — When Robert Smith met his future girlfriend in 2010, he wanted to take things slowly. For Smith, no relationship had been easy in the years since he was diagnosed with the human ...

After an ex-girlfriend accused Robert Smith of a felony called "intentional exposure to HIV," he accepted a plea deal to spend six months in prison without realizing the conviction would also land him ...