The actor discussed his treatment and the four years of blackmail and extortion that led him to go public

As a doctor treating HIV/AIDS patients, I did what I could do, what I had to do — one life at a time

As the number of people who inject drugs has soared, the rate of hepatitis C infection has climbed steeply, too

Molecular surveillance can slow outbreaks. But with states still criminalizing HIV, people with the virus see risks

The right accuses the Obama administration of trying to promote the spread of AIDS

The CDC has detailed case files on coronavirus patients. Why has it withheld that information for weeks?

Researchers are studying the safety — and possible utility — of breast milk from mothers infected with Covid-19

"I am very glad I was vaccinated because without vaccination I am certain I would not feel as well as I do now"

There are some who believe in opening up the industry gates to those living with an undetectable HIV status

Louie Gohmert and Paul Gosar "seemed to be joined at the brain stem," Denver Riggleman wrote in his new book

The so-called CRISPR-LASER ART method is being tested on non-human primates now

A progressive Austrian men's magazine is forcing readers to confront AIDS taboos with its newest project

Filming on the Caped Crusader flick had already been paused in March, and this will set back production even more

McCarthy still insists Sheen should have disclosed to her as a colleague a diagnosis he didn't have in 2010

On World AIDS Day, a writer commemorates her father's 20th anniversary with songs that helped her through her grief