This orphanage in Ghana provides hope — and acceptance — to children living with HIV

Pregnant women and children with HIV in Ghana struggle to access lifesaving medicine during pandemic

Brazil reduces sex education amid spike in sexually transmitted infections

A second HIV patient has been ‘cured,’ but researchers say reducing cases is still the top priority

AIDS treatment has progressed, but without a vaccine, suffering still abounds

These Kenyan widows are fighting against sexual ‘cleansing’

At pop-up eatery in Canada, HIV education is on the menu

In South Africa, HIV rates are rising in young women and girls. Our new series looks at the reasons why.

The grip of HIV and tuberculosis in South Africa: Portraits of survivors and those who are gone

Stigma, discrimination, violence: Among the internally displaced in Ukraine with HIV (Photos)

A new study suggests the HIV virus may be getting weaker

Controlling AIDS by treating AIDS

An epidemiologist suggests we take cues from the AIDS crisis in dealing with Ebola

With no time to find a cure, Ebola could be contained faster with a quicker test

The WHO has simple advice for sexually active gay men: Take your antiretrovirals!

Fertility Treatment for HIV-Positive Women in Africa

School Year Blog: Should South African High Schools Distribute Free Condoms?

Combating Contraception Mythology in South Africa

Documentary sheds light on hidden HIV/AIDS epidemic in American south

Baby born with AIDS virus cured through aggressive treatment

New documentary seeks an end to AIDS in black America

Bioethicist sees promise in home HIV test, but raises serious questions

FDA panel recommends approval of prophylactic use of HIV prevention drug

Religious, public health officials try to find common ground in fight against HIV in Africa

Book traces history of AIDS back to 1930s, examines current outbreak’s history

Circumcision campaign, to fight HIV, underway in Zimbabwe

Two forms of birth control put women at risk for HIV

Africa’s HIV-positive women pressured not to have children

Brazil’s effective HIV prevention strategies

New beginning in South Africa’s AIDS battle

New AIDS policy for South African military

Story behind new HIV vaccine

5 years to end HIV and AIDS transmission in Africa

AIDS fighting drugs could prevent HIV

HIV infections may be declining in South Africa

Yogurt could potentially slow spread of HIV

Sex ed goes mobile

Tracing the journey of AIDS drugs

New vaccine for HIV patients

HIV Laws in Africa

Circumcision and AIDS in Uganda

AIDS in America

Key finding in AIDS research

Global Implications of HIV Infected Baby Deemed to be Cured

New Recommendations for Who Should Get Tested for HIV

South Africa: The Importance and Irrelevance of the White House

Global Sex Workers Meet to Fight HIV

New Optimism Among HIV Researchers

Ethical Questions Surround New At-Home HIV Test

Why Churches Could be Crucial in the Fight Against HIV

Adult Actors Legally Required to Wear Condoms

30 Years of the Fight Against AIDS

Science Note – Cats Illuminate HIV Research

The Origin of AIDS: 60 Years Before the First Documented Case

Botswana’s Infant Circumcision Campaign

Circumcising more than One Million Men in Zimbabwe

Two contraceptives put users at greater risk for HIV infection

Jo’burg Is Safe/Not Safe (Delete One)

HIV Discrimination for Africa’s Pregnant Women

AIDS Fighting Drugs Could Prevent HIV