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The HIV-prevention drug isn’t an approved med for pilots, even though it’s allowed in the Navy.

I remember those first reports in June 1981 as well as the historic HIV moments that followed, including the one right now.

Ob-gyn Brenda Fitzgerald was the commissioner of Georgia’s Department of Public Health. Watch her TEDx Talk from 2014 [VIDEO].

As lawmakers postpone their vote, advocates and health groups respond to the bill that guts Medicaid. Here’s what they’re saying.

The new name—HIV.gov—reflects scientific advances. Plus, in the United States, more people are living with HIV than with AIDS.

Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams has worked with the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.

But do Scott Gottlieb’s interests lie with drugmakers or patients?

This marks Tom Price’s first week as the nation’s health secretary.

The agency is tasked with making sure our food and drugs are safe.

A look at Trump’s controversial executive orders—all signed during his first 14 days.

The program by Positive Women’s Network–USA includes skill-building sessions, policy coaches, webinars—and a graduation.

The fight against the virus has always been a struggle. This election did not change that fundamental truth.

He’ll replace Scott Wiener and be the first SF supervisor living with HIV.

Efforts to stop federal dollars from reaching Planned Parenthood led to a government shutdown in 2013.

Obama signs the biggest health legislation since his Affordable Care Act. What strings are attached?

A look at Ben Carson for HUD, Jeff Sessums as attorney general, and Seema Verma for Medicaid and Medicare.