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“Overall, the candidates seemed well informed around HIV/AIDS issues.”

Beginning January 1, pharmacists can provide an initial supply of the pills that prevent HIV.

Here is who’s affected most by HIV in Dallas and what else the city is doing to battle the epidemic.

Meet the real people of color behind Houston’s effort to educate about PrEP and TasP in the LGBT community.

Dr. David Malebranche offers easy-to-understand answers to questions about treatments, HIV care, CD4 counts and more.

Here’s how you can promote this year’s NBHAAD theme, “Together for Love: Stop HIV Stigma.”

Hospitals must work harder to create more respectful and welcoming workplaces for the diverse resident physicians who train there.

Less than 5 percent of Black patients were involved in trials for 24 out of 31 cancer drugs approved since 2015.

Dermatologists should consider patients’ skin color when diagnosing and treating their skin conditions.

With nearly 250,000 residents living with HIV, the Caribbean region has the second highest HIV prevalence in the world.

The latest HIV prevention campaign from the Los Angeles LGBT Center stars gay music artist and model Milan Christopher.

Building a diverse biomedical sciences workforce is a critical step in reducing the burden of cancer for an increasingly diverse America.

For minority children, the negative consequences of poor oral health are extensive.

A new program uses hip-hop music and educational lyrics to raise awareness among kids and parents in communities most affected by stroke.

In the past, he was accused of misusing data, showing religious bias and discriminating against gay men and people with HIV.

The San Francisco campaign hopes to overcome racial disparities in HIV health.