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Charles Lyons, president and CEO of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF), analyzes data from a 2018 UNAIDS report.

Up to $266 million to be moved from a number of health programs. Here’s how you can help stop it.

Researchers argue that among children born to mothers with HIV, other factors such as the virus and substance use prompt such outcomes.

The reason is simple: Few children are born with the virus.

This is according to a survey conducted in South Africa.

For 25 years, One Heartland brings support to the rustic woods of Minnesota and beyond. [VIDEO]

Buy the rabbit’s tale to support the cause—or just to annoy Mike Pence.

A recent CDC analysis found that only a majority of children under the age of 13 were retained in routine medical care over time.

Autumn offers a stellar lineup of HIV-related reading. Find these suggested titles in the POZ Bookstore:

“No child should be kept from attending school based on unfounded fears about HIV.”

This adorable children’s book by his sister offers an inspiring answer!

Dispelling misconceptions about conception and HIV

Latonya Baskerville shares her story

Study shows that some HIV-positive African children are not on treatment, but are still living with near-normal immune systems.

School district ousted three foster children until they were tested for HIV.