In Moscow the situation for AIDS/HIV sufferers is bad. In the provinces, it can be desperate.

The largest survey on women living with HIV, commissioned by the World Health Organisation, has revealed the stark truth about the gender-based violence and mental health challenges that positive women face.

Pavel Lobkov calls for Moscow government to fight ‘social phobias’ and medical ignorance amid sharp rise in HIV and Aids cases.

Two major clinical trials will be conducted in South Africa in 2016 to test ways of preventing new HIV infections.

First we planked. Then we ice bucketed. Now, we condom challenge. Such is the way of the internet.

Thousands of people are unaware they have the disease and may be spreading it unknowingly. Thousands of people are unaware they have the disease and may be spreading it unknowingly

Children have been humiliated in school and even excluded because many teachers are still badly informed.

Ahead of World AIDS Day 2015 on Dec. 1, the United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) on Tuesday highlighted in a report that "progress in responding to HIV over the past 15 years has been extraordinary."

An HIV bus in Reading is offering free tests as part of a national awareness week into the disease.

Truvada prevents HIV, but only 21,000 people are taking the once-a-day pill. On Tuesday, federal health experts said that if we really want to stop the AIDS epidemic, that number should be more than 1.2 million.

New Global Standards for quality health-care services for adolescents developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNAIDS aim to help countries improve the quality of adolescent health care.

Responding to the challenge and opportunity posed by the interconnected Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), leaders in health and education from across the world came together on the sidelines of the SDG Summit to discuss ways in which the health and education sectors can collaborate and...