August 31 2011 4:00 AM ET
Stop Diabetes Before It Starts
HIVers using certain treatment regimens should also watch their insulin levels.
August 29 2011 7:30 PM ET
Judgment Day
American AIDS groups no longer have to condemn sex work in order to receive government funding—now activists want the same for foreign HIV organizations.
June 03 2011 3:05 PM ET
Good News, Bad News on AIDS
A new U.N. report highlights advances in the fight against AIDS along with concerns.
March 31 2011 2:15 PM ET
Study Urges More Attention to LGBT Health
Medical researchers need to do more to learn about health issues that specifically affect LGBT people, says a new study.
March 09 2011 5:00 AM ET
Perfect Score
To qualify for the top spot on the 2010 Healthcare Equality Index, facilities had to meet each of the following policy criteria.
March 09 2011 5:00 AM ET
Making Health Care Equality a Reality
The Human Rights Campaign has been evaluating health care since 2007, but will new Obama administration regulations make the Healthcare Equality Index obsolete?
February 17 2010 8:55 PM ET
A Hospital on Life Support
St. Vincent’s hospital, a historic lifeline for New Yorkers living with AIDS, faces extinction, leaving thousands of people living with AIDS without their primary care facility.
January 14 2010 4:15 PM ET
How the House and Senate Bills Affect LGBT Health
The Affordable Health Care for America Act has the potential to make the lives of gays and lesbians much healthier... if the right language makes the final cut.
October 28 2009 11:30 AM ET
Russia Urged to Change AIDS Strategy
AIDS experts urged Russia to change the way it fights HIV and AIDS, a growing threat to the country.
October 27 2009 10:00 AM ET
Britains Gay Blood Ban Under Review
A lifetime ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual men in the United Kingdom is currently under review and could be lifted in 2010.
November 12 2008 1:00 AM ET
Obama to Remove Abstinence Requirement for HIV Funding
President-elect Barack Obama plans to overhaul the Bush administration's international family planning and AIDS prevention funding policy, which excludes abortion and strictly supports abstinence-only education.
October 28 2008 12:00 AM ET
Study: Treatment for HIV Should Begin Earlier
A new study has found that postponing treatment for people with HIV can almost double their risk of death, compared to people who get treatment early.
October 18 2008 12:00 AM ET
HIV Infections Rising in Hong Kong
Public health and HIV/AIDS experts warn that if prevention programs don't take hold in Hong Kong, as many as one third of the city's gay and bisexual men could be infected with HIV by 2020. The number of infections among that group has risen every year since 2003, while the rate of infection for heterosexuals has stayed steady over that same amount of time, Reuters reports.
