
State plan to eliminate new cases cited as one reason for decline

State plan to eliminate new cases cited as one reason for decline

Most HIV cases in NJ are in minority communities traditionally underserved by health care providers

The theme for World AIDS Day 2021 is ‘Ending the HIV Epidemic: Equitable Access, Everyone’s Voice’

Interview with Axel Torres Marrero of the Hyacinth AIDS Foundation

This weekend, marked World AIDS Day, and some of those involved in the care of people who are HIV-positive observed the occasion Monday.

Despite awareness and advances in medicine, doctors say our success combating the HIV/AIDS has also become our weakness.

In Tenafly, a couple hundred high school students sat in for a sobering conference focused on preventing AIDS, where doctors from Hackensack University Medical Center ...

Going cold turkey in public housing. We'll tell you the cost to health, the environment and the housing stock of kicking the smoking habit. Healing ...

In New Jersey about 1,300 people test positive each year and about 1.2 million Americans across the country are living with HIV. At Hyacinth, an ...

Got a ticket to ride the train? You'll need one just to sit inside the station. NJ Transit says it's to ensure passengers have a ...

The governor unveils his pick for the new state attorney general. Shoppers click their way to bargains on this Cyber Monday. And a new push ...

The North Jersey Community Research Initiative conducted HIV testing in Newark, encouraging people to learn their status.