Health officials are investigating an Oklahoma oral surgeon whose office conditions were unsanitary

The US will begin a series of initiatives to see if an AIDS-free generation is possible

Readers debate Richard Kim's review of Larry Kramer's new book, "The Tragedy of Today's Gays."

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Why was finding and naming Patient Zero so important to all of us, both friends and enemies?

GAO report criticizes limits, ambiguities in congressional mandate for AIDS prevention abroad.

Minister rejects Bush reliance on abstinence, and backs use of generic drugs.

Medical experts say the "super strain" of HIV found in a New York man is probably not so super after all.

A gay rights groups struggle with Islamic dogma at U.N. meeting.

South Africa's progress in the fight against AIDS has been weak, despite government assurances to the contrary.

The right-wing radio king says the left used the spread of HIV/AIDS to "undermine" President Reagan

The "Glee" creator has made something great, even despite his directorial excesses

Is a U.S.-funded abstinence-only program a threat to Uganda's model fight against AIDS?