#New Jersey

Here’s how the $1 million in federal funds will be put to use in metropolitan counties.

Nearly 3,800 patients at the New Jersey surgery center may have been exposed, though the risk of infection is low.

This is in addition to the $17 million settlement the insurer reached with nearly 12,000 customers nationwide.

The New Jersey event illustrates how the epidemic and the group’s mission have evolved. [VIDEO]

I continue to remind myself that acceptance, patience and faith will get me through.

I admire anyone in the HIV/AIDS community who has acceptance and strength.

I am now 66 years old and feel that HIV wasting is my biggest enemy.

In Tuesday’s elections, voters in six states and Washington, DC, elected to legalize aspects of recreational pot.

HIV activists argue against Ebola policies causing the same fear and stigma in the early response to AIDS.

Even in prison, amid all manner of chaos, education can help you ward off a lot of the stigma that is still attached to HIV.

I am living proof you can live long-term with HIV and hepatitis, among other things.

Iris House gears up new HIV/AIDS prevention efforts for NYC’s communities of color.

Prior to the merger, Hyacinth already was the largest AIDS service organization in the state.

Professor Eddy Arnold, PhD, is the lead researcher.

The complainant came forward in May 2012, which launched an investigation.

Nearly three years after New Jersey legalized medical marijuana, the first dispensary in the state started seeing patients Thursday, December...