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Help find the “missing millions” who don’t know they’re living with viral hepatitis.

New technology and innovative approaches may speed diagnosis of this liver virus.

Primary care physicians and ob-gyns are the top clinicians ordering such tests.

The gum works by absorbing so-called volatiles, which the body produces when a person has cancer.

If antiretroviral treatment can stop HIV transmission, why is the virus still spreading?

ERs may help slow the rising rates of undiagnosed hepatitis C.

Experts argue that safety-net providers like these could be an important part of stemming the spread of HCV.

A billboard campaign by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) depicts couples in bed asking, ’Trust Him?’ or ’Trust Her?’

At a U.N. side event, the Organization of African First Ladies Against HIV/AIDS announces strategies to fight perinatal HIV and syphilis.

Amidst all of the deaths caused by Ebola virus and reported in the news lately, a glimmer of hope surfaces.

Friday, June 27, is NHTD, which was first observed in 1995.

The day aims to ensure that at-risk populations learn about and get screened for chronic infections of the hepatitis B and C viruses.

Facebook might be a good friend of HIV prevention.

This annual awareness day was first observed in 1995.

May 19 is the awareness day.

Officials say the bill is needed because of budget cuts.