Blocking humanitarian organizations from accessing a medical breakthrough puts vulnerable people across the world in danger.

Julieann Pixley is now facing felony charges for not informing her partners of her positive HIV status before sleeping with them.

In a dysfunctional session that has been underscored by what one senator called an “inexcusable amount of animosity,” the Senate on Tuesday offered to pump nearly $31 million into a program that provi...

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Even before the Trump government slashed its overseas HIV budget last year, with prevention facing some of the deepest cuts, very few countries in the world had enough people using PrEP to substantially reduce their HIV infection rate, or even to make a noticeable dent in it.

A recent article from Jesse Singal in the New York Times seemed to indicate the organization might be quietly retreating from supporting trans youth care.

Life after DREAMS: Kenya’s girls navigate HIV risk without US support

Supporting families of trans youth nationwide through the logistical and financial burdens of navigating bans on gender-affirming care.

Jeanne Marrazzo says she lost her job because she spoke out against risky public-health policies

The bacterium that causes gonorrhea has developed resistance to nearly every antibiotic used against it

The military argues that HIV-positive service members pose significant financial and logistical burdens, while advocates argue the concerns are outdated thanks to modern science.

Anti-DEI and sports ban provisions for the military still exist in the bill, but the removal of a health care provision is a major victory for transgender people in congressional legislation.