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Especially when charities still rely on the star-studded Vienna event.

“I will not give anyone the right to frighten me,” writes the gender-bending Eurovision winner in an Instagram post.

A look inside Life Ball, Europe’s biggest, grandest and most spectacular HIV/AIDS charity event

The 23rd Life Ball took place Saturday, May 16, in Vienna, Austria. The annual event raises funds for HIV-related projects around the world.

To raise HIV/AIDS awareness and fight stigma, German men’s magazine Vangardist printed copies using ink that contains HIV-positive blood.

Life Ball, the annual HIV/AIDS fund-raiser in Austria, celebrated 20 years of creative and outrageous fashions, of celebrities sashaying down...

This past July, experts in the fields of HIV/AIDS science, policy and activism, as well as HIV-positive people, journalists, government...

Earth, water, wind, fire and crazy costumes: Welcome to the 18th annual Life Ball in Vienna.

A new global network seeks best practices for reducing HIV-related stigma.

Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria will need to spend between $1.6B and $1.9B per year to provide support to 2.5MM people

Funding promised to people with HIV/AIDS in Haiti before the January earthquake has been slow to materialize or not come at all.

HIV-associated stigma, isolation and discrimination remain pervasive problems in US and other parts of the world

Can a capsule containing bits of eight bacteria decrease rates of respiratory infections in people living with HIV?

President Barack Obama recommitted his administration to the fight against HIV at the XVIII International AIDS Conference (IAC) in Vienna, R...

“There is a global prison crisis,” said Manfred Nowak, the top investigator on torture and punishment for the United Nations, at...

Circumcising men who have sex with men (MSM) is likely to have a negligible effect on rate of new HIV cases in US