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Oklahoma’s governor signed the bill despite objections from LGBT advocates.

Mathematical models show that HIV gains in sub-Saharan Africa could be lost, say UNAIDS and WHO.

A closer look at New York State’s ETE metrics and the progress made since 2014.

During 2020 Grammy Week, a panel of artists discussed the power of music to raise awareness.

Miguel, also known as “the Lisbon Patient,” is the subject of an upcoming research paper.

This year’s U.S. Conference on AIDS honors those lost to HIV. How many of these faces do you recognize?

As the U.S. Conference on AIDS theme is “Ending the Epidemics in Their Memory,” Joyce Mitchell recalls Tom DesRosier.

The documentary “5B” profiles the nation’s first hospital ward to care for people with AIDS.

Check out this timeline of the HIV/AIDS in the United States from 1981 to the present.

“I feel guilty for outliving all of you.”

“We are scared for the safety of our activists and call upon the global community to help the people of Venezuela living with HIV.”

“The number of people that we watch die alone is one of the greatest tragedies of our time.”

In total, about 37 million people are living with HIV, and nearly 53 percent of them are not virally suppressed.

Photographer and ACT UP member Bill Bytsura guides us through his decades-in-the-making book.