When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention first reported what would later be called AIDS in 1981, public narratives narrowly centered on white gay ...

Funding shortfalls prompt 18 states to cut costs, jeopardizing care for tens of thousands of Americans living with HIV.

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The Trump administration has severely damaged a program credited with saving 26 million lives since its inception in 2003.

For decades, Black HIV activists have filled the gaps left by public systems. Today, that carefully built infrastructure hangs in the balance.

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The invisible threat may be associated with 20th century sanatoriums but it's dangerous to think it stayed there.

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Colorado and several Southern and Midwest states would see the biggest increases in incide ...

What Washington calls a reset on aid, some African governments and activists see as new strings attached, from mining ...

It carries consequences that will reverberate far beyond the borders of the blue states the administration seems so eager to ...