#Asia

With a major new HIV vaccine trial under way, cautious optimism is stirring that the vaccine will prove effective enough for a rollout.

Despite all the excited talk of ending the epidemic, annual global HIV infection rates have not declined for a decade.

UNAIDS sounds the alarm about this troubling shift in a once hopeful trend.

U.S. PEPFAR funding favors nations with generalized epidemics.

Reducing the proportion of HIV-positive people with a detectable viral load lowers overall transmission of the virus within a population.

Dozens of people in Asia and some people of Asian descent in the United States are displaying symptoms similar to AIDS despite being HIV neg...

About 3,000 people with HIV and cancer protested in the streets of New Delhi against a planned free trade agreement between India and the Euro...

Criminalizing prostitution and stigmatizing sex workers interfere with HIV prevention, The Economist reports.

HIV prevention programs in Asia reach only one in three sex workers, AlertNet reports.

The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) was praised during a House Committee on Foreign Affairs meeting highlighting the progr...

The ban is lifted for HIV-positive travelers, but obstacles remain in the Far East.

ViiV Healthcare has donated $2 million to support the pediatric efforts of TREAT Asia.

A recent report from amFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, reveals shocking statistics.

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is concerned that the limited financial resources available for HIV initiatives in Asi...

Scientists at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City are developing a unique vaginal gel, dubbed a “molecular condom,” which cou...

An independent advisory organization in Australia warns that a significant increase in the global production of heroin could inflate HIV and h...