Philly artist shares how art, nature help him overcome tough diagnosis
Terrence Gore's artistic medium is leaves, sticks and anything he can find on the ground in nature.
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Terrence Gore's artistic medium is leaves, sticks and anything he can find on the ground in nature.
Prevention Point Philadelphia, a nonprofit, has been on the front lines of harm reduction for more than 30 years.
The consideration of eliminating the CDC's HIV Prevention Division has drawn strong condemnation from health organizations, including the Mazzoni Center.
After serving the Philadelphia community for 35 years, the nonprofit AIDS Fund Philly announced that the organization is shutting down on Dec. 31, 2024.
Millions today owe their lives to the work of the man who devoted his career to public health, but in recent years Dr. Anthony Fauci has been targeted by a partisan, anti-science spectrum of opponents.
For the first time in five years, the AIDS Memorial Quilt returns to Burlington County. One woman is using the quilt to honor her brother.
More than 1,000 people gathered Sunday morning ready to raise money for the fight against HIV/AIDS in Philadelphia.
It started as a fundraiser for HIV and AIDS, but quickly turned into a brick-and-mortar bakery. We're sharing the mission of Darnel's Cakes this Black Business Month.
For decades, Ignacio Yoshiaki Yamasaki Bussey made HIV/AIDS advocacy his life's work.
In Philadelphia, Boathouse Row and other landmarks will glow red in honor of the lives lost.
The first AIDS Walk Philly happened in 1987 organized by members of the lesbian and gay community center.
The panels are all part of what is described as the "largest ongoing piece of community folk art in the world," the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
Her case was revealed Monday at an AIDS conference in Paris, where researchers also gave encouraging results from tests of shots every month or two instead of daily pills to treat HIV.
The event brings supporters together each year to show their commitment to helping those living with HIV and AIDs.
Thursday is World AIDS Day.
The AIDS Walk/Run is on October 16th on MLK Drive.
Reverend Dr. Alyn Waller is no stranger to the stage or to singing.
The event brought together roughly 1,100 impacted both by HIV and mass incarceration.
GayBINGO! celebrated 20 years Saturday night at the Gershman Y in Center City.
They say they did this by using gene editing technology.
The nonprofit group Bebashi Transition to Hope is in its 30th year of educating people about HIV and AIDS, as well as providing crucial services to low-income residents.
Ten thousand people gathered for the 29th annual AIDS Walk Philly Sunday morning at the Art Museum.
Dr. Jillian Lucas Baker (front row, right) is working to cut the infection rate of HIV and AIDS.
The man, his wife and their minor daughter contend in the suit that his HIV status is a disability and that the doctors violated the Americans with Disabilities Act when they advised him in writing in October 2013 that the family was being dropped as patients.
It's World AIDS Day, and a West Philadelphia HIV activist is sharing the story of keeping his HIV-positive status secret for 25 years.
