The FDA approves a new version of the historically unpopular prophylactic.

Used to hideous remarks going unchallenged by sycophants, here's why his “apology” last night was such a fiasco

The director of a new documentary says younger generations need to be familiar with the horrors of the early '80s

Health officials are investigating an Oklahoma oral surgeon whose office conditions were unsanitary

There's a method to the madness of Big Pharma's prioritizing profit over human life

The gay author's forceful activism during the AIDS epidemic saved many lives and forever changed health care

GAO report criticizes limits, ambiguities in congressional mandate for AIDS prevention abroad.

Minister rejects Bush reliance on abstinence, and backs use of generic drugs.

Outspoken activist Larry Kramer wants to know why this generation is so apathetic while he's still so angry

A gay rights groups struggle with Islamic dogma at U.N. meeting.

"There was a conspiracy, and he was the head of it," says D.C. Bar counsel Phil Fox

South Africa's progress in the fight against AIDS has been weak, despite government assurances to the contrary.

Concert-quality earplugs that don't look embarrassing or stand out too much? We know the feeling, and we hear you

New HIV tests give results in 20 minutes, and are attracting people who avoided being tested before. But is a Bourbon Street dive the best place to find out you're positive?