Preexposure prophylaxis, known as PrEP, reduces the risk of new HIV infections through sex by 99% and among injectable drug ...

HIV impacts many in the LGBTQ+ community, and those who use drugs are at increased risk. This post examines how sex contributes to this association, even for those in relationships.

CDC has removed any references to transgender people, gender identity, and equity from its website, as Trump executive orders ...

DEI would’ve ruined our country and now it’s dead,” Trump said. “So if they want to scrub the websites, that’s OK with me.” ...

Key information and datasets have vanished from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s websites, alarming epidemiologists, other scientists and concerned American citizens.

"If that happens, people are going to die and HIV will resurge." A U.S. health official confirmed that the CDC was stopping its work with WHO. The person was not authorized to talk about the memo and ...

These 34 deaths were unfortunately late diagnoses. Dr Lalabalavu says this means that Fiji has met the definition for an outbreak of HIV nationally, and this declaration reflects the reality that HIV ...

The CDC’s Paying for PrEP site can help those interested in PrEP find methods to afford it. Do I still need to use condoms if I’m using PrEP? While PrEP protects against HIV infection, it does not ...

But Scripps Research scientists have now discovered that for some HIV vaccines, something else happens: after a few immunizations the immune system begins to produce antibodies against immune ...

If left untreated, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) almost always will progress to AIDS, even after many years. The immune defenses become compromised and the body is less able to defend itself ...