A French teenager has remained in remission from HIV for 12 years without the need for medication.

Researchers are finding that the way immune cells metabolize cholesterol affects the progression of HIV to AIDS.

An ex-Iowa State University scientist has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison after spiking rabbit blood with human antibodies to give the impression his HIV vaccine was working.

Johnson & Johnson may soon have an effective HIV vaccine after it showed success in non-human trials.

Cuba has eliminated the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mother-to-child, and it might be the first of many countries in the world.

A social experiment highlights just how uncomfortable some of us are with touching an HIV-positive individual.

The new "PRIDE study" app is conducting the largest study of LGBTQ health concerns ever, making strides in treating the medical issues of this community.

A single difference in HIV’s genetic code in two locations will alter the way the virus infects the T-cells of patients, researchers say.

Homophobia in European countries is keeping men ignorant to HIV prevention.

Duke researchers may have figured out why some HIV-infected mothers don't pass on the virus to their children.

For young gay and bisexual men, the risk of HIV infection is linked with societal issues, a new study says.

When Craigslist moves into a new area, so does HIV, a new study finds.