For example, Newsweek‘s first cover story on AIDS ― published in 1983 under the bold headline EPIDEMIC ― announced that “a new and deadly disease is coursing through the country wasting bodies of ...

Author Andrew Sullivan grew up in Britain seeing his mom struggle with mental illness. He came to America as a young gay man and was named editor of The New Republic magazine, just as his friends ...

Research keeps you on the forefront and provides opportunities for patients and staff. It’s the only way we’ll ever move ...

Most notably, in 1988, the same year in which White appeared on the cover of People magazine for the second time, the artist collective Gran Fury—which emerged out of the AIDS Coalition to ...

By 2014, there was strong consensus that the drugs we had could end the AIDS epidemic. But those drugs weren't being rolled out fast enough to head off rebounds in infection, UNAIDS cautioned.

Essence magazine cover featuring Rae Lewis-Thornton. Courtesy Erica Thompson Observed Dec. 1, World AIDS Day raises awareness about the illness and commemorates millions of lives lost .

In science, what we think is true often turns out to be wrong. In a December 1985 cover story, Discover reported “The Latest Scientific Facts” about AIDS, facts that we know today were misguided or ...

Freddie Mercury of Queen was just one of the many stars who, especially in the late '80s and early '90s, played a key role in AIDS awareness ...

An online piece written by six Times reporters began, “The New York Times had a spotty record of covering the AIDS epidemic in the early 1980s—and gay culture in general.” ...

Today is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a time to reflect on how the HIV/AIDS epidemic has affected our community for over 30 years. There’s much to celebrate.