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HIV Positive Man Sentenced For 24 Years After Infecting 32 Sexual Partners

Valentino Talluto, 33, was diagnosed with HIV in 2006. But he still went on to use social media to have sexual intercourse with over 50 women and a minor.

HIV Cure Hopes Revived After South African Kid’s Remission, Possible Immunotherapy Links

Normally, HIV patients need to stay on antiretroviral (ART) drugs for a lifetime to make sure that their illness does not escalate to life-threatening proportions.

Global HIV/AIDS Programs Under Threat From Trump's Proposed Budget Cuts

United Nations released a report last week saying AIDS-related deaths have nearly halved since 2005 but what advocates fear is that President Donald Trump's proposed budget cuts have started to threaten global HIV programs and that access to treatment might be affected.

Ronald Murdock, HIV Positive Ohio Man Who Knowingly Infected Girlfriend, Charged With Murder

In Ohio, among other states, it is a criminal offense to knowingly expose someone to the HIV virus or fail to disclose that one is HIV positive before engaging in physical intimacy.

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Cure For AIDS? Researchers Find ‘Clear Potential’ To End Epidemic With Anti-HIV Infection Drug

Wales will now consider allowing doctors to prescribe the anti-HIV drug to healthy patients.

A Cure For All Disease? Mark Zuckerberg Isn't Only Billionaire Trying To Save Lives, So Are Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Michael Bloomberg And Ray Dalio

Billionaires like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have ponied up billions to fight diseases around the world while Google is trying to extend life expectancy.

Researchers receive $2.5 million in funding to test combined HIV drugs on patients.

HIV Cure On The Way? Researchers To Test Combined AIDS Treatments On Patients In 2017

Scientists at Case Western Reserve University's medical school received $2.5 million in funding to test two never-before-combined AIDS medicines.

STDs Rise Among Gay Men And HIV Infections Remain High Amid World AIDS Day 2016

The infection rate, found in France, has been blamed on high-risk sexual behaviors.

Bono gives fans the chance to hang out with Julia Roberts, Channing Tatum and other celebrities for donations towards his AIDS campaign.

Fight Against AIDS: Julia Roberts, Channing Tatum And More Celebs Join Bono's Fight On Jimmy Kimmel Live

Fans can also win a chance to hang out with DJ Khaled for a Snapchat and jet ski adventure.

HIV ‘Patient Zero’ Gaëtan Dugas Wrongly Blamed For AIDS Epidemic In US, Genetic Study Finds

Gaëtan Dugas, a Canadian flight attendant long demonized as the person responsible for the spread of the AIDS epidemic in the U.S., did not bring the disease to the country, a new study revealed.

A Cure For HIV? New Treatment On Monkeys Destroys Virus And Restores Immune Cells

Scientists conducted an experimental treatment on monkeys combining old techniques and new with promising results.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs): Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia Hit All-Time Highs In The US, Says Health Report

An estimated 1.5 million cases of chlamydia were reported in 2015.

A Cure For AIDS? HIV Vaccine Eyed With 'Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies' In Human-Like Mice

New studies could be an important first step toward a vaccine for the disease.

WHO’s 2020 HIV Target May Fall Short Due To Flaws In Lab Services

Researchers found that several labs were ill-equipped to conduct HIV-infection monitoring tests, which may hinder diagnosis and treatment efforts.

Hepatitis-Related Deaths On The Rise, Toll Rivals AIDS, Tuberculosis And Malaria Fatalities: Report

The number of deaths caused by viral hepatitis had risen by about 63 percent, according to a report based on data collected from 183 countries between 1990 and 2013.

Hillary Clinton Praises Nancy Reagan’s AIDS Activism, Slammed By LGBT Activists

The former secretary of state said she misspoke when she praised the late first lady for her response to the blossoming health crisis.

South Africa Scholarship For Virgins: Mayor Dudu Mazibuko Defends 'Maiden's Bursary Awards'

Uthukela Mayor Dudu Mazibuko said the scholarship for virgin young women is intended to "reduce HIV, AIDS and unwanted pregnancy."

HIV Infection Rates 2015: For Gay Black Men, New Diagnoses May Have Plateaued

The AIDS virus is far more common in gay and bisexual black men.

Pope Francis In Africa: Pope Dodges Condom Question, Says World Has Bigger Problems Than AIDS

While returning from his Africa trip, Pope Francis said the continent faced more urgent concerns than condom use, such as malnutrition and environmental damage.