Living with HIV

It seems like for the past two years, the only disease that has dominated the news and the one we talk about the most has been COVID. But ... Read More

Though many strides have been made in the management of HIV, the medical community is still concerned about the high rates at which Blacks ... Read More

Protection is needed in all aspects of your life. When you go outside in the sun, you need to protect your skin from the harsh UV rays that ... Read More

Most of us have heard the old African Proverb, generally attributed to families raising their young children, "It takes a village to raise a ... Read More

Building on momentum from the highly successful COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials, the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN) is launching a new ... Read More

While it's true that you can't get HIV from everyday contact with air, food, water, insects, animals, dishes, or toilet seats; you can get ... Read More

Researchers at UCLA have recently announced that the first case of a woman with HIV in the U.S. has reached a state of remission. This is a ... Read More

A woman with HIV who received an umbilical cord blood transplant has become the third person in the world to be cured of the virus that ... Read More

Back in the mid-1980s -- before doctors really knew what caused acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and had even less of an idea how ... Read More

People with HIV have an added risk of heart failure, so they and their health care providers need to be alert for early signs such as ... Read More