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The issue of HIV rates increasing for Indigenous Australians is a key focus for World Aids Day and next year's Sydney Festival.
A US writer's tweet is going viral after she shared a story about a high school production of 'Rent' - teachers didn't want to mention AIDS, so the characters had diabetes, instead.
With cuts to foreign aid used to subsidise HIV testing, and stigma still prevalent in the healthcare system, support for LGBTQ people in Vietnam has become even more critical. In response, independent clinics have stepped up to bridge the gap. Elizabeth Beattie recently met the teams at G-Link and…
The decriminalization of sex work could significantly decrease global HIV infections among female sex workers, leading to a reduction of at least a third in three countries examined by researchers, according to a new study.
Annual World AIDS Day on December the 1st is an important day to educate people and break down the stigma around HIV and related illnesses. While many view the virus as an epidemic of the 1980s and '90s, almost 37-million people still live with the condition around the world today.
A fourth person taking the HIV-prevention pill PrEP has contracted HIV in an Australian trial.
A HIV program credited with saving millions of lives around the world is feared to be under threat as its funding comes up for renewal in September. The reason is a political fight in the United States over abortion funding.
Australia has committed $48m to support Fiji's fast-growing HIV crisis, targeting testing, treatment and community-led prevention.
“These laws paint us firstly as some sort of villain to be avoided, and create a culture of stigma and fear around dealing with, and sleeping with, and getting into relationships with people living with HIV.”
From losing both her parents to living in an AIDS-ravaged refugee camp, Riziki Kokombe has had to overcome her fair share of obstacles. But the 19-year-old says it's motivated her to work in healthcare in her adopted home Australia.