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The featured gallery for February explores how HIV can redefine love and grace, awaken purpose and courage, and forge communities.

This snippet is power-packed with nuggets of wisdom for relationships and those that are dating.

An original production about the experiences of an intergenerational group of people living with HIV proves how theater can be therapeutic.

The “Art & AIDS” exhibit arrives just in time for the holidays. Hint. Hint.

Researchers analyzed data from a cohort to understand what factors help predict whether someone with HCV will later contract HIV.

Living with HIV has helped me to craft words in order to understand and live with the disease.

A six-month course of isoniazid preventive therapy for TB greatly reduces the risk that people with HIV will progress from latent to...

The cost to treat HIV-positive people with second- and third-line antiretrovirals jumps by a respective 24 and 41 percent compared with...

The the FDA’s Anti-Infective Drugs Advisory Committee has recommended accelerated approval for bedaquiline, the first in a new class of...

Observations by the CDC may help explain why the infection rate continues unabated among gay and bisexual men of color.

A new study has revealed that 18 percent of women living with HIV experience depression, compared with 14 percent of men.

Antiretroviral therapy is now recommended for all U.S. residents living with HIV and is no longer based primarily on CD4 cell counts.

ImQuest Biosciences is developing a skin patch to deliver antiretroviral medications, holding great promise for people living with HIV.

Two experimental therapies may ease a big HIV-related bellyache: excess deep belly fat or visceral adipose tissue (VAT).