In an appearance Wednesday on The View, former Los Angeles Laker Earvin “Magic” Johnson said Dr. Anthony Fauci was one of the doctors who helped him understand and treat HIV after his 1991 ...

In 1991, basketball star Earvin "Magic" Johnson shocked the world by announcing that he was HIV positive. Now, 33 years on, the disease is viewed as treatable and the 65-year-old says does not ...

I want to thank all the doctors,… — Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) December 1, 2024. Now, it's been over 30 years since his diagnosis, and Johnson is 65 years old, living a relatively ...

Johnson's announcement, which came at the peak of his NBA fame, coincided with a dramatic drop in HIV infections nationwide, from more than 80,000 new cases per year to about 50,000, according to ...

With contributions from relatives and friends, Earvin “Magic” Johnson tells his story in “They Call Me Magic,” a four-part Apple TV+ documentary series that begins streaming Friday.

On World AIDS Day, B-ball legend Magic Johnson provided a heartfelt update on his health, marking 33 years since he was diagnosed with HIV. ... I want to thank all the doctors, scientists, ...

Magic Johnson is a man of routine. "I wake up at four o'clock every morning," the NBA legend tells PEOPLE. "I love the mornings when it's still. Just really having an hour or two to myself when it ...

Sunday marked three decades since Magic Johnson revealed his health diagnosis to the world in a press conference back in 1991. ... Dr. Oz’s Daughter Shares Update on Granddaughter, ...

After a decorated career in the NBA, pro-basketball player Earvin "Magic" Johnson turned to being an entrepreneur. He explains that pivot to Jay Williams, host of NPR's The Limits.