#World Health Organization

Greater political will and financial support for national programs are needed to eliminate viral hepatitis.

Watch HIV experts explain this year’s World AIDS Day theme, “Putting Ourselves to the Test: Achieving Equity to End HIV.”

As sexually transmitted infections spike, the WHO finds that safer-sex efforts are more effective when they mention pleasure.

Continued challenges with providing and accessing essential TB services have meant that many people were not diagnosed and treated.

WHO offers the best ways to prevent, diagnose and treat HIV, hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections for five key populations.

Activists at AIDS 2022 say monkeypox vaccines and treatment are not reaching the gay and bisexual men who need them most.

Generic cabotegravir, an every-other-month injectable to prevent HIV, will arrive in select countries. WHO and Health Gap have opinions.

While cases in the ongoing outbreak have been among gay and bisexual men, some fear the outbreak could spread beyond this group.

Global groups unite to deliver meds.

The virus can be transmitted via respiratory droplets at close range, but it does not spread through the air over longer distances.

Conservative nations objected to “sexual rights” in the WHA’s global plan to fight HIV, hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections.

Nearly 200 cases of pediatric hepatitis have now been reported in more than a dozen countries and several states.

Here’s what you need to know to share the news on World AIDS Day—and beyond!

Rapid HIV/syphilis tests enable folks to start treatment or PrEP. They’re crucial for pregnant people, and they’re cheaper than ever.

Here are some World AIDS Day milestones.

Plus: Buy a “Queer Blood America” work by artist Jordan Eagles, who fights the FDA’s discriminatory ban on blood donors.