According to the most recent UNAIDS/WHO AIDS Epidemic update, this year over 500,000 children will be born with the AIDS virus, a disease that will kill them at a very ...

In the 2000 book "AIDS Doctors: Voices from the Epidemic" one of the AIDS Physicians interviewed describes her job as "a travel agent for death in which she . . ...

AIDS is a brutal epidemic that has been one of the biggest crises of our time, ranking along with global warming, terrorism, and nuclear war. First appearing in the 1980s, ...

AIDS is a virus that destroys the immune system, rendering the body weak and defenseless. But AIDS origin is something that is up for debate. There are many theories about ...

There are many different groups in the world fighting injustice, poverty, hate, and disease on the planet. One of the biggest pandemics affecting civilization right now is the spread of ...

For many years after its initial discovery, AIDS was considered a death sentence. Effective treatments had not been developed and the disease carried with it both a sense of mystery ...

Finding a cure for HIV and AIDS is arguably the most important scientific challenge facing the world today. While current antiretroviral treatments have increased the average life expectancy after ...

HIV is one of the most deadly diseases in the world. Presently, nearly 40 million people across the globe are HIV positive. HIV does not discriminate against race, gender, income ...

When people think of the dark ages, they think of the uncontrollable spread of disease, namely the plague. The bubonic plague wiped out between a third and two-thirds of the ...

Contracting the HIV/AIDS virus used to be a death sentence, a fatal diagnosis that doomed a person to isolation from their community, judgment, and a slow, painful and futile battle. ...