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How do we actually respond to those who are struggling with their HIV care? Have you checked in on a friend lately?

Pre-exposure prophylaxis has an uncertain future among youth under 25.

Why are there still so many AIDS-related deaths?

Certain subgroups of this population, such as smokers and those with depression, are less likely to have an undetectable viral load.

HIV-positive members of a recent study saw many upsides to getting injections of meds only every four or eight weeks.

The star-shaped structure is designed to unfold in the stomach and gradually release medications.

American Leatherman Rod McCoy takes his HIV advocacy “Beyond the Red Ribbon.”

Quitting, even at age 40, can drastically lower this risk.

A new report highlights the lives and needs of older Latinos living with HIV.

Between 39 and 85 percent of the HIV population experiences chronic pain.

Quitting, even at age 40, can drastically lower this risk.

Not sticking to the daily HIV medication regimen is also associated with increased health care costs.

A survey of transgender women found such concerns led many to take their hormones or HIV meds not as prescribed.

Highlights from the research presented at the 9th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science in Paris.