Scientists have found a breakthrough in the search for a cure for HIV, after research uncovered a development “previously ...

Andrew Pulsipher posted a picture of him with his wife and three children on Facebook over the weekend and it’s now been shared over 12,000 times. Thirty three-year-old Andrew is HIV positive ...

Scientists have identified an Achilles' heel in HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, with a powerful mathematical method previously applied to the stock market, and think the spot could be a prime ...

A lot of it was stigmatizing, rooted in trying to alleviate fears HIV-negative people have around the virus. The wall of posters I saw online were different. The "we" captured my attention.

WSJ's Ron Winslow reports on the unprecedented cure of the HIV virus in a two-year-old girl in Mississippi and its potential impact on broader treatments. Photo: Getty Images. The toddler's case ...

“While there is no simple solution to equity, our nation must finally tear down the wall of factors – systemic racism, homophobia, transphobia, HIV-related stigma, and other ingrained barriers ...

About 640 000 children have been orphaned by the virus. Picture: AFP Health advocacy groups have welcomed the HIV-Aids clinical trial showing HIV patients can control the virus without using ...

The woman has now been free of the virus for 14 months. But experts say the transplant method used, involving umbilical cord blood, is too risky to be suitable for most people with HIV.

The HIV ancestor virus has been snipped from monkeys using “genetic scissors” in a breakthrough that could lead to a cure in humans. Researchers managed to eradicate SIV (simian ...