Jonathan Larson's rock-opera might be dated, but it still resonates -- just not in the way you'd expect

According to multiple reports, the dismissals were unexpected

More fallout for Canyon Ridge's financial support of one of the chief backers of Uganda's "kill the gays" bill

The relationship between inherited genes and resulting physical traits is more complicated that we'd like to think

On AIDS, marriage and more, the record is sadly one of fear, cowardice and inaction

Bush's plan for AIDS relief in Africa: Promote condoms for "high-risk" groups, ignore transmission within marriage.

As a school nurse, I see students who require way more than Band-Aids. They need emergency mental healthcare, instruction on how to brush their teeth and wash their hands, and answers to all of their questions.

Advocates and public health experts cite troubling similarities between the AIDS crisis and Ebola panic

There is new hope that the spread of the AIDS virus could be dramatically stemmed

The embattled owner's attempt at HIV shaming reveals his own short memory

Amid doubters -- and protesters -- at AIDS conference, Bush official seeks cooperation.

3D printed adaptive aids can cut costs by more than 94 percent

Conference forced to cancel meetings and retract papers after authors stopped from attending.

The PrEP debate might sound familiar to those who attended the international AIDS conference 12 years ago

Plus: Bush's chief advisor on HIV says we're losing the fight.