HIV affects not only your physical health but also your mental health. We reviewed online support groups for the disease, so ...

Sam Smith explores how AIDS became headline news in the 1980s, and how communities came together to raise public awareness - and fight a growing tide of fear and stigma.

But it was also a time for solidarity amid uncertainty, including over the future of funding and health information available through federal agencies, as AIDS Project Worcester held its Black ...

Dr. Maya Green discusses HIV prevention, U=U, and the importance of regular testing, particularly addressing disparities affecting Black women in healthcare.

Since 2005, the institute has treated 16,303 HIV patients, with 4,180 currently receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART) at the ...

Since 1999, Feb. 7 has marked National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, drawing attention to the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black communities. | Since 1999, Feb. 7 has marked National Black ...

Marvell Terry II challenges Black communities to rethink HIV stigma, pushing for open dialogue, empathy, and better healthcare access.

Funding cuts bring shortages, and for women living with HIV, the fear of running out of medication is overwhelming. Access to ...