A study finds that a large proportion of African-Americans suspect that HIV was man-made as part of a plot against blacks.

"Take Me Home Tonight" is the latest film to sell a cheery misrepresentation of a feel-bad time

His passive-voice defense -- "mistakes were made" -- essentially confirms every awful thought you had about him

A prominent physician warns that we could go the way of the dinosaurs if we don't face up to the threat of killer viruses.

The only thing that set the pharmaceutical exec apart was his brashness, laments the former secretary of labor

I tried to write, to love, and figure out my place -- while AIDS, wild art and Reagan's America raged around me

Private health plans are making patients responsible for a larger share of drug costs

TDCJ Executive Director Bryan Collier said under oath that "we failed as an agency"

A new book dishes the dirt on recently paroled Brinks robber Kathy Boudin and her high-powered -- and completely dysfunctional -- family.

Against a backdrop of rising STI cases and decreasing reproductive rights, condom use has recklessly fallen

Democrats suggest moving hearing to Jordan's home state "where the crime rate is significantly greater"

Tuesday's surprise hearing told the Jan. 6 committee that Trump seemingly encouraged violence

Salon spoke to Franzese about his groundbreaking role and Hollywood's outdated approach to HIV/AIDS

Former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz hit back after he was subpoenaed by Rep. Jim Jordan

How Al D'Amato threatened African AIDS funding to help a big campaign contributor.