Jenn Mosher published a powerful essay last week on Scary Mommy, "My HIV child is playing with your child, and you don’t know it," about her decision to hide her kindergarten daughter's HIV+ status.

As I drove home, I realized I should have disclosed my HIV status. I picked up the phone, called Kern and shared my realization. She laughed and said, “Great, because we want to give you the job.” ...

I’m alive today because someone once had the political courage to invest in programs that gave me a chance. Please don’t take ...

In fact, because everyone HIV-negative, including the media, generally ignores HIV/AIDS, I’m now going to have to explain what HIV/AIDS actually is: HIV is a virus that attacks human immune ...

Possible HIV symptoms. A downside to all this progress is that of the million-plus people in America with HIV, it's estimated that 13% aren't aware that they have it.

I have an older brother but he does not have it. When I was born, my father was in the hospital. They didn't know what he had, and they never suspected he was HIV positive.

I have met inspirational HIV advocates along the way. The courage to live their lives openly while carrying out meaningful personal missions, such as destigmatizing HIV and AIDS, rubbed off on me.

I am 59 years old, have lived in our great city for nearly 40 years, and I have been HIV-positive for 30 of them. Against all odds, I am alive and doing reasonably well. Why? Because of our city's ...

Kamaria learned she was HIV-positive after her baby had her antibodies. Now, she advocates to break the stigma and shame of an HIV diagnosis as a young woman.

Many people have outdated ideas of what it means to have HIV.They may have had little education about treatment advances or ways of preventing HIV beyond condoms. Other common misconceptions include ...

But since tracking HIV within the armed forces, positive tests have “trended upwards since 2011,” according to the Defense Health Agency’s Medical Surveillance Monthly Report published in 2015.