35 yrs ago a rare cancer, later known as AIDS, made it's worldwide debut in The New York Times.

Coldplay headlined Kensington Palace's first ever concert on Tuesday (June 28) with a set that featured a very special, royal guest singer -- Prince Harry.

'Safe sex packages' including an informative leaflet will be distributed to all new inmates in Austria's prisons.

This Monday, June 27, is National HIV Testing Day. The day was created in 1995 by the National Association of People With AIDS to increase the number of people being tested for HIV, and got off to a successful start.

With the dilapidated state of sexual knowledge in our country, what has made its way into our lives is a big bunch of myths. Yes, about condoms, too. We think we know what's there to an effective protection but don't make up your mind before you read the following list. The next time you think of...

A new data analysis of in-school condom distribution programs from the 1990s has added new complexity to our understanding of teen pregnancy prevention. Most previous studies have shown that access to free contraception decreases teen birth rates, but this is the first robust study of condom-only...

The hunt for an HIV treatment that roots the virus out of its hiding places and kills it just got more interesting.

British producer Reckitt Benckiser told to size up its paperwork and try again as product covering a quarter of country’s market lacks proper registration.

Homicides of LGBT and HIV-affected people in the US have risen 20% since 2014, according to a report released on Monday.

The world has made so much progress in reducing the spread of AIDS and treating people with H.I.V. that the epidemic has receded from the public spotlight. Yet by any measure the disease remains a major threat — 1.1 million people died last yearfrom AIDS-related causes, and 2.1 million...

The co-owner of Pulse, the Orlando gay nightclub that became the scene of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history on Sunday, founded the club to honor her brother who died of AIDS and to support the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

A U.S. congressional candidate from Orlando says in a Facebook posting that he is HIV positive.