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A recent epidemic of attacks on women, transgender women and people with HIV exposes a link as toxic as the virus itself: Trauma not only fuel...
AIDS activists are experts at bird-dogging, following political candidates and peppering them with questions about their positions on HIV...
The relationship between trauma and HIV is well established.
“A big thank you to all of you for the courage to tell your story and to make a positive outcome of it.”
Jim Hubbard speaks about his new documentary United in Anger: A History of ACT UP.
Many young women dream about walking down the aisle at their wedding—they imagine the floral arrangements, the dress, the venue.
Typically, bribery is a form of persuasion used by people outside the law. But recently, the tactic was employed by researchers at the Massach...
Despite its many challenges, voluntary adult male circumcision has become a successful and well-documented tool of HIV prevention in the devel...
The highly erotic Fifty Shades trilogy explores the relationship between wealthy businessman Christian Grey and his young lover Anastasia Stee...
Allergy, cold and flu seasons are upon us, and an innovative way to stay healthy is to use Sickweather.
On July 3, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first in-home rapid HIV test.
One out of every five Americans living with HIV don’t know their status, and for all who do, being diagnosed is merely the first step on...
Recent reports suggest that compared with their negative peers, people who have HIV also have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
Men who have had sex with men at any time since 1977 are banned from donating blood in the United States.
Antiretroviral HIV meds cost as much as $25,000 a year in the United States, but only hundreds of dollars in the developing world.
The short answer: Yes, Timothy Brown, otherwise known as “the Berlin Patient,” remains cured of HIV.
Despite efforts to promote sex education and condom use, HIV rates are not declining.
NY appeals court overturned conviction of an HIV-positive man for assaulting a police officer using “a dangerous weapon,” a.k.a. his saliv...
Adenovirus-based vaccines against HIV: A look at how the immune system could be trained to combat HIV
In late June, the U.S. Supreme Court largely upheld the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, which will require most Americans to pur...
In 2007 after 10 years of injection drug use and professional sex work, Richard Holcomb tested positive for HIV.
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