We are at a critical point. If fear, stigma, and raids continue to guide our response, HIV will spread further and silently.

On World AIDS Day 2025, South Africa lit thousands of candles from Soweto to Springs—not just to remember the lost, but to ...

As we mark World AIDS Day this week, it's time to pause and ask why HIV-AIDS remains one of Namibia's most stubborn health concerns.People are still getting the virus, with poverty driving unprotected ...

Kegoratile Aphane did not flinch when the needle pierced the skin of her right buttock, injecting a yellow-colored drug ...

For breastfeeding women who have HIV, consistently taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) is essential for their own health and ...

World AIDS Day 2025 reflects on Black Americans’ disproportionate HIV impact, lost artists, threats to PrEP access, and the ...

The Trump Administration announced earlier this year it would freeze millions of dollars for the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, a program that has saved more than 26 million lives ...

December 1 is World AIDS Day. First recognized in 1988, it is a day international communities take to remember those who have died from HIV/AIDS and to demonstrate continued support of ongoing efforts ...

A new process is on track to make developing HIV-prevention medication more affordable and potentially decrease new HIV ...

A new manufacturing process is on track to make developing HIV-prevention medication more affordable and potentially decrease ...

HIV treatment has significantly evolved over the past 30 years, transforming HIV from a fatal disease to a manageable chronic ...

On World AIDS Day, health leaders are pushing a message that’s as urgent today as it was decades ago: the only way to know ...