#Kentucky

The programs hope to counter a recent spike in HIV and hepatitis C cases linked to injection drug use.

The surge stems from injection drug use.

The “#uncoverHIV” campaign reaches a U.S. region that the CDC rates as high risk for both HIV and hepatitis C.

Obamacare helped reduce the number of uninsured Americans, but those gains are more tenuous than ever.

The campaign reaches African Americans in Kentucky, in a region the CDC rates as high risk for HIV.

The CDC lists 220 counties where injection drug users are at high risk of HIV and hep C.

A media critic asks reporters to dig deeper on AIDS-related stories.

He allegedly threw urine at a corrections officer.

I was diagnosed with HIV almost 14 years ago, two weeks after learning that I was pregnant with my second child.

The KentuckyÃ¢€“based Wings Clinic, a University of Louisville HIV/AIDS service provider, is closing its Jeffersonville location,...

A medical marijuana bill has been pre-filed in the Kentucky legislature for its 2013 session, StopTheDrugWar.org reports.

The Kentucky Department of Public Health has ended its waiting list for the state’s AIDS Drugs Assistance Program (ADAP) by moving the...

Kentucky’s AIDS drug assistance program (ADAP), which offers free or inexpensive drugs to low-income HIV-positive residents, has the...

Louisville AIDS Walk drew $16,000 less than last year, which will likely result in funding cuts for local HIV/AIDS services

A central Kentucky-based pastor has admitted to having unprotected sex with a 15-year-old and not disclosing his HIV-positive status to the mi...

Due to a drop in federal and state funding, Kentucky’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP)—which provides treatment to 1,300 HIV-positive...