Despite some advancements in achieving key milestones towards ending AIDS in children and adolescents, progress remains slow ...

As HIV cases continue to rise in the Philippines, especially among the youth, a new global development may offer hope in ...

In the brightly lit corridors of a Nigerian hospital, an unspoken fear lingers, not just among patients, but among the very ...

A federal judge granted provisional class action status in the case of Davids v. Adams. This ruling allows for the temporary restraining order placed on the leg ...

The results expose a striking prevalence of high-risk sexual behaviours. Over one-third of participants (34.0%) disclosed ...

Several Midwestern Cities have been designated as HIV “hotspots” due to the rising number of new cases; and the South ...

South Africa might be cushioned from the global fallout in reduced funding for HIV prevention and treatment, but it has not been spared the effects, a global health report has found.

Severe cuts to international aid are disrupting lifesaving HIV services in vulnerable countries, with UNAIDS warning of millions of preventable infections and deaths if support isn’t restored.

Significant demographic differences were found when evaluating the use of depression services in people living with HIV and depression.

UNAIDS emphasizes that every dollar invested in the HIV response not only saves lives but strengthens health systems and promotes broader development goals. Since the start of the epidemic, 26.9 ...

By Azara Lavia The AIDS Secretariat within the Ministry of Health is currently in Barbuda, offering vital health services aimed at improving public awareness ...