Emily Judem

An independent evaluation of the President’s Emergency Program for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) praised the program's achievements but said its work is unfinished. Among its recommendations is a shift to an advisory role.

On this World AIDS Day and beyond, it's up to us to keep things turning.

A report released by UNAIDS shows good news in the fight against the AIDS.

Ethnic clashes between the Buddhist Rakhine and Muslim Rohingya broke out in Burma's Rakhine state last week.

If Mitt Romney is elected president, would he do a better job than President Obama in the fight against HIV/AIDS?

Christina Rodriguez, co-founder of SMART Youth, on what it's like not to know a life without HIV

Young advocates are working hard in the fight against AIDS — and in their fight to be heard.

The debate around PrEP at AIDS 2012 might sound familiar to those who attended the international AIDS conference 12 years ago.

VIDEO: Global Post's John Donnelly speaks at a session during AIDS 2012

TB is the leading killer of AIDS patients and affects millions of people, HIV-positive and negative, each year. Natalie Skipper, a survivor of multiple-drug resistant tuberculosis, tells her story.

HIV infection rates in some Washington, DC neighborhoods comparable to those in southern Africa as some experts question President Obama's commitment.

A study of a new vaginal ring containing the ARV dapivirine has been launched in Africa, marking a step forward in the development of HIV protection for and under control of women.

A government report finds many visits to island destinations, few to states receiving most funding.

You no longer have to go to a clinic or a hospital to get an HIV test. Here’s a list of five other interesting places you can go.

Tracy Jarrett takes an extraordinary journey — from Chicago to Cape Town, South Africa — to learn about the disease that took her mother's life and forever changed her own.