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Gina Brown commemorates 25 years of living with HIV.

“Humberto truly understood the plight of people on the margins of society, of people who have the least access to health care.”

Ed Randall’s Fans for the Cure is working to educate all males about early detection.

The Cempa Talks initiative is based in Chattanooga, where more than 55 percent of people living with HIV are African American.

A “Getting to Zero CT” commission offers six recommendations.

Unlike the uptick seen in some other cities, this one isn’t fueled by opioids.

This Arkansas man’s HIV was undetectable during a consensual hookup, so why is he facing 30 years in prison?

The second annual event takes place Sunday, August 26.

The Salt-N-Pepa track gets an HIV prevention twist, thanks to Howard Brown Health.

Courtesy of a new guidebook from HRC Foundation’s HIV & Health Equity Project

The public education campaign comes on the heels of an HIV discrimination lawsuit.

The pulpit can inform the public’s views on HIV, stigma and social justice, says Bishop Oliver Clyde Allen III.

The original “Dreamgirl” and Moesha’s stepmom remains a “fabulous AIDS diva!”

This South Carolina health center reaches urban and rural clients with a new testing van—and a raffle for free concert tickets!

Photographer Robin Hammond’s work gets highlighted by rock icon Elton John in The New York Times.

The “Healthysexual” campaign features young Black and Latino men, plus cisgender and transgender women. [VIDEO]