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Because of COVID-19, HIV testing nationwide has plummeted as much as 70%.

This finding follows a previous study that found that his “Today” show appearance caused a surge in web searches for information on HIV.

Today is National HIV Testing Day. It’s so important to know your status. Last year, my partner and I made a video to show just how easy it is...

Gay men may face higher rates of HIV if they switch from taking HIV tests in clinics to using home-based tests.

More recently developed “fourth-generation” HIV tests are far superior to older antibody assays at detecting virus during acute infection.

More than 1 million people worldwide are estimated to have HIV and TB coinfection.

The health care reform law imposes this tax on many medical device manufacturers.

Over-the-counter HIV tests: helpful or harmful?

Made by OraSure Technologies, the single-use test is available for $39.99 online and in stores nationwide.

70 percent of people in the company’s clinical trials said they would either definitely or very likely use it that way.

The first rapid in-home HIV test in the United States is now available at retailers nationwide and online.

OraSure Technologies has begun online sales of its OraQuick In-Home HIV Test. The single-use test costs $39.99 on the OraQuick website.

On July 3, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first in-home rapid HIV test.

Men who have sex with men and are at “high, high risk” of HIV can successfully use in-home rapid HIV tests to screen their sexual partners...

Australian HIV groups are calling on the government to lift a national ban that prevents HIV testing kits from being sold for at-home use.

OraSure’s OraQuick In-Home HIV Test has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.