#Uganda

An ongoing study in Uganda offers the chance for small prizes to those who make scheduled clinic appointments or adhere well.

Born with HIV, Josephine Nabukenya, a native of Uganda, is a youth ambassador for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. [VIDEO]

Unhealthy alcohol use is prevalent in the HIV population and is associated with higher risks for many health problems.

For the first time, researchers have shown a link between circumcision as well as HIV treatment and a reduction in infection rates.

The expansion of male circumcision in Rakai, Uganda, is substantially reducing the rate of new cases of HIV among men in the district.

$1.5 million in U.S. funding went to an evangelical, anti-gay and anti-condom organization called The Children’s AIDS Fund in 2014.

Perceived HIV stigma has risen in Uganda in recent years, while expressed attitudes toward people living with the virus have improved.

Measures impose harsh penalties for people living with the virus.

Ugandans with HIV who begin treatment with higher CD4 counts can do quite well on therapy

A Ugandan physician on why he continues fighting for human rights.

Throughout the trial, she maintained her innocence.

The raid was allegedly prompted by the enforcement of the recent Anti-Homosexuality Act.

A lineup of the latest international culprits

The petition seeks an injunction to prevent implementation of the law.

Non-household transmission of HIV in Rakai, Uganda, is more likely to come from members outside of a community rather than from within.

The Ugandan president signed the law despite widespread international disapproval.