Eight times more American young adults now take medication to protect them from HIV than a decade ago, a new study finds.

By providing these drugs to clinics around the world, PEPFAR has helped lower global HIV rates and save millions of lives. When Cu-Uvin started out as a medical doctor, all her HIV-positive ...

He's 15 and an AIDS orphan, who is HIV-positive himself. Because of the disruptions in aid, his supply of HIV medications ran out a few weeks ago. After watching his parents die from AIDS when he ...

Now millions of people take drugs known as antivirals that keep HIV from spreading in the body ... who value our trusted voice and commitment to positive change. Our mission, making change ...

just 57% of HIV-positive Americans have attained viral suppression, according to the U.S. government website hiv.gov, meaning they regularly take medications to make them unable to transmit the virus.

About 1 in 4 HIV-positive people have (or have had) hepatitis C (HCV). But if you have HIV and also inject drugs, you have a 75% chance of being hepatitis C-positive. When you have two or more ...

The Trump administration's cuts to foreign aid have resulted in children in Ugandan orphanages losing access to medication, ...

Research shows that people who use drugs have a positive impression of HIV self-testing. As part of a 2023 small study in preparation for a larger NIH-funded project, our team enrolled 40 people ...

Others didn’t see the risk in the same way — in some African countries for example, babies were breastfeeding from HIV-positive parents on antiretroviral drugs whose load was so low as to be ...