Every major pharmaceutical breakthrough in the past 40 years started with taxpayer-funded basic research: mRNA vaccines, ...

Alysia Abbott was 18 when the first World AIDS Day was observed on December 1, 1988. I was aware of the disease and terrified my gay father would get it, she writes. But I didn’t tell anyone. Now, I’m ...

Author Marion Winik's 1996 memoir was reissued as an audiobook read by the author on Dec. 9 with a new print edition to ...

Most people don’t know that a Missouri boy died of what is now believed to have been AIDS more than a decade before the virus was officially identified. In late 1968, Robert ...

Ward 86 was the first outpatient HIV/AIDS clinic. After the killing of social worker Alberto Rangel, it's clear it was never ...

Funding relationships are conceptualized as social and economic exchanges within changing organizational populations. Recipients seek financial support for ongoing and new projects that are consistent ...

A new book alleges that apartheid-era operatives deliberately used HIV/AIDS as a form of biological warfare against black ...

The Trump administration has announced sweeping policies that, if enacted, could effectively end gender-affirming care for ...

The rush hour traffic was tightening up, but Anthony Fauci, making the short commute from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to his home in Northwest Washington, D.C., wasn’t thinking about the ...

Each year, CBS News Chicago remembers some of the many people who made the city tick through a variety of talents and achievements. Here are 62 people whose memories Chicago is honoring in 2025.

The late, great Fela Kuti is known as the "Black President" for his role as both a musical and a political leader. Now he has become the first African artist to get this Grammy honor.