Heather Boerner

Science guided Switzerland away from prosecuting people living with HIV for theoretically exposing their partners to the virus. Could it happen here, too?

The CDC issued safer conception guidance that left out a lot of couples and science. Real-life HIV-affected families respond.

Some HIV journalists got a nasty surprise recently when they attempted to register for NMAC's National HIV PrEP Summit.

What's it like to operate a syringe exchange in a highly regulated but still criminalized place such as Pennsylvania? Heather Boerner spent the day with Prevention Point Pittsburgh to learn more about the realities of HIV and overdose prevention, har...

For Bruce Richman, this year's July 4th marked six years of undetectable viral load. He celebrated freedom from the years of isolation when he felt toxic to others, now that he knows about treatment as prevention.

HIV doesn't discriminate -- but what's with the prescription blind spots when it comes to PrEP for, well, people who aren't (or aren't just) gay men? Heather Boerner reports.

It's sexual shame and stigma that can get in the way of safety -- not edgy sex and power play, says Dr. Tony Mills, a former International Mr. Leather and an HIV doctor who counts many kinksters among his patients.

The 340B program was meant to provide an income stream for cash-strapped HIV agencies and state programs that provide HIV drugs. But a proposed rule change could gut the payment stream that has kept agencies afloat and people on meds, leading to long...

"Drug companies are greedy," opines Heather Boerner, "but that doesn't mean you shouldn't consider PrEP."

"Part D literally saved my life," said Gina Maria Brown, referring to the Ryan White AIDS Program component that sets up separate clinics with wrap-around services for women and children with HIV. But Part D may be folded into other parts of the prog...