HIV/AIDS

Ex-Cadet Sues Army Over Banning HIV-Positive People

By Jordan Gonsalves

How COVID-19 Disrupted the Fight Against HIV

By Madeleine Carlisle

What Researchers Have Learned About Whether it's Possible to 'Cure' HIV

By Alice Park

Second HIV Patient Appears to Have Cleared Virus from Body

By Alice Park
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The Impact of Magic Johnson's HIV Disclosure, 30 Years On

For many watching Earvin “Magic” Johnson on television on Nov. 7, 1991, his words were tantamount to an announcement of his own death sentence. In a press conference hastily convened by Johnson and the Los...

By Francine Uenuma

On World AIDS Day, Parallels Seen in COVID-19

Many have pointed out the stark public response differences between the two outbreaks

By Olivia B. Waxman

Trump's Budget Asks for Nearly $300 Million to End the U.S. HIV Epidemic Within 10 Years

But it would cut health funding overall

By Jamie Ducharme

A Man May Be Cleared of HIV for the Second Time in History. Here's What That Means

Is it a cure? Will it work for every HIV patient? Here’s what to know

By Alice Park

A Second Person May Have Just Been Cured of HIV

The man, who had a bone marrow transplant in 2016 and stopped taking antiretroviral drugs 18 months ago, shows no signs of the infection

By Amy Gunia

Experts Discuss Trump's Plan to End HIV in 10 Years

It's ambitious, but not impossible

By Jamie Ducharme

A Promising Way to Help Drug Users Is ‘Severely Lacking’ Around the World, Report Says

These programs could boost HIV and overdose relief efforts

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The NIH Says It Will Spend Up to $20 Million to Find Alternatives to Human Fetal Tissue

The tissue is at the heart of a controversy

By Jamie Ducharme

The Future of HIV Treatment Might Not Involve Pills

Researchers are now looking beyond daily drugs to therapies

By Alice Park

3 Things People Get Wrong About the History of HIV and AIDS

What to know about the real story of this era-shaping virus

By Olivia B. Waxman

Betty Price Draws Backlash After HIV Quarantine Remarks

"What are we legally able to do?"

By Aric Jenkins

Child With HIV Has Been in Remission For Nearly 9 Years Without Drugs

HIV researchers announced on Monday that a nine-year-old child from South Africa has been living with HIV in remission for almost nine years—without continuing the use of HIV drugs. Researchers say this is the third...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Drug-Resistant HIV Is On the Rise

In a new report, the World Health Organization (WHO) warns that resistance to the drugs used to treat HIV is on the rise.According to the latest WHO HIV Drug Resistance report, six out of 11...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

How the Trump Administration Is Reversing Progress on HIV Treatment

As an HIV researcher and clinician, I have seen firsthand the virus’s disproportionate devastation of sexual minorities, the poor and many people of color. Nevertheless, steady research progress during recent years has allowed us to...

By Adaora Adimora

6 Resigned from Trump's HIV/AIDS Advisory Board. Here’s Why One Doctor Stayed

Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA), a president-appointed group tasked with advising the secretary of Health and Human Services (and ultimately the President) on how to promote the best HIV treatment...

By Alice Park

These Drugs Stop the Spread of HIV Even Without Condoms

In a new study, drugs alone prevent the transmission of HIV among gay men

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