John Bolton, Who Once Called for Pre-Emptive Strike on N. Korea, is Trump’s New NatSec Adviser

At 14, she tested positive for HIV — now she calls herself an HIVictor

The key to stopping HIV could someday be a vaginal ring or a needle in the butt

Why violence is linked to the rising rate of HIV in South Africa’s young women

Want to learn about sex? In South Africa, just turn on the radio.

At 16, she found out she was pregnant and HIV positive. That’s when she found her strength.

Lesbians in Senegal just want a place where they can be themselves

Across Women’s Lives is hitting the road, and we need your help

Women and girls are a new frontier in the fight against HIV

What’s one way to prevent opioid overdoses? Toronto plans three supervised injection sites.

Drug users are presumed criminals in Ukraine. New police training is aimed at changing that.

Wilhemina’s War: A Grandmother Fights the AIDS Epidemic

‘House of Cards,’ Political Correctness, A Silent Epidemic

A self-proclaimed ‘vaginal ecologist’ is determined to halt the transmission of HIV to women

Terror in South Carolina, Facial Recognition, Fighting HIV

This man hopes doctors can learn how to stop HIV by studying him

A new study suggests the HIV virus may be getting weaker

Controlling AIDS by treating AIDS

Hamas targets Israelis with a ‘pop song’ — that promises their death and destruction

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

Video: HIV-positive and pregnant, a mother-to-be strives for a healthy child

This is why South African schoolgirls say ‘yes’ to sex with sugar daddies

Fertility Treatment for HIV-Positive Women in 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

New vaccine for HIV patients

HIV Laws in Africa

Circumcision and AIDS in Uganda

Key finding in AIDS research

Global Implications of HIV Infected Baby Deemed to be Cured

New Recommendations for Who Should Get Tested for HIV

New Optimism Among HIV Researchers

Ethical Questions Surround New At-Home HIV Test

Panel Endorses HIV Drug Truvada for FDA Approval

Why Churches Could be Crucial in the Fight Against HIV

30 Years of the Fight Against AIDS

Science Note – Cats Illuminate HIV Research

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

Random-Matrix Theory Could Help Fight HIV

Early HIV Treatment Slashes Odds of Transmission