A new Congressional bill was introduced recently to delay the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration’s 340B rebate ...

A recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report found that many people living with HIV in the United States still struggle to take their medications as prescribed. Routine antiretroviral ...

Dr. Bill Cassidy, a U.S. senator from Louisiana, still has time to damage the 340B program before he leaves office in a few ...

A boost in modular-housing construction across the United States could increase production of more affordable-housing options ...

AIDS Healthcare Foundation's "Food for Health" program addresses serious hunger and food insecurity issues in the United ...

For transgender people living at the margins in Peru, access to HIV care is about more than whether a clinic exists. Trust ...

Living with HIV from birth, "Dandelions" represent a unique generation whose experiences are frequently absent from broader ...

Corporations use shady astroturf groups to influence policy and legislation to benefit them. That's especially true with big ...

Persistent gaps around the world in HIV diagnosis and treatment show why governments must strengthen services.

Rapid testing is essential for quickly moving people into HIV drug treatment and to control the global spread of the disease.

Political hostility makes it nearly impossible for SRO nonprofits to operate in Los Angeles--and the homelessness crisis is worsening.

Women, who have traditionally dealt with sexism and unequal power dynamics with men, must be included in HIV policy and advocacy.