Ryan White, a young boy from Kokomo, became a national symbol in the fight against AIDS-related discrimination after being diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and fighting for his right to an education.

Jeanne White-Ginder, Ryan’s mother, considered Factor VIII a miracle drug. But others in the family viewed it with concern. Her father, Ryan’s grandfather, had heard a rumor that Factor VIII ...

Ryan White desperately wanted to be normal. “All I ever wanted to do was to be one of the kids,” he recalled in his co-written autobiography. Yet within days of his birth in December 1971, he ...

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Ryan White, an Indiana teenager with hemophilia who contracted HIV, became perhaps the most famous person with AIDS in the United States.

Ryan White's family continues to share his story 30 years after he died from AIDS. His mom, Jeanne White-Ginder and sister, ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Ryan White's family continues to share his story 30 years after he died from AIDS. His mom, Jeanne White-Ginder and sister, Andrea White, were at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis ...

Ryan White’s short life is a national story. The boy who was infected with HIV during a blood transfusion. The Western Middle School student who wasn’t allowed to attend school. The teen and ...

From left to right: Stef Willen, Megan Falley, Ryan White, Andrea Gibson, Jessica Hargrave and Tig Notaro attend the world premiere of Come See Me in the Good Light on Jan. 25, 2025.

Explain what Ryan White was diagnosed with shortly after his birth in December of 1971 as Professor Paul Renfro noted. Describe Ryan's initial treatment at the age of five.

Ryan White, teenager infected with AIDS, fought for normalcy. Due to the public’s fear of contracting AIDS, Ryan was barred from attending Western Middle School in Howard County.