#The New York Times

At stake in amfAR’s civil war is the nonprofit’s quest to find a cure for HIV.

Excellent coverage by The New York Times versus a misstep by CBS.

The following is an excerpt of Holland Cotter’s review of Persons of Interest.

Cutting through the hype and hyperbole.

A new molecule blocked a simian version of HIV from attaching to immune cells, and may work as both a long-acting treatment and a vaccine for...

The failure of the VOICE trial of oral and vaginal gel PrEP was the result of low adherence among the sub-Saharan African women participants,...

Newly HIV infected, treatment-naive heroin users’ CD4s apparently drop faster if they use heroin intermittently rather than continually, accor...

The CDC is considering suggesting that clinicians advise teenage boys, men and parents of newborn boys that circumcision lowers the risk...

The child has experienced a resurgence of the virus and is once again taking antiretroviral therapy.

A widespread parasitic disease may be responsible for the disproportionate rates of HIV among African women.

A significant proportion of those accessing marketplace insurance plans through Obamacare are people with HIV, according to a study from a..

An Isentress-containing microbicide gel prevents vaginal transmission of the simian cousin of HIV, SIV, when used as a post-exposure...

An injectable long-acting antiretroviral succeeded in preventing rectal acquisition of SIV, the simian cousin of HIV, among monkeys.

A second baby born with HIV has no evidence of the virus in her body following an aggressive treatment regimen given shortly after birth.

Those taking statins to lower cholesterol need not reduce levels to any specific point, rather they just need to take the correct dose, say ne...

Safety threats include security hazards from political unrest—and traffic accidents.