According to DementiaSA, one in three people living with HIV will experience HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders ...

With federal support in doubt, veterans may have to depend on local government for the services they deserve, writes.

The star of Hallmark Channel's A Grand Ole Opry Christmas swears by lifting heavy weights, philanthropy and making time for ...

The number of American adults who read below a sixth-grade level is at its highest point ever, creating what experts call a ...

Advocates are sounding the alarm over what they describe as an "existential" threat to health care, one that could give the ...

Trump's decision to not acknowledge World AIDS Day this year marks the first time the U.S. hasn’t commemorated the day since ...

EWTN News, Inc. is the world’s largest Catholic news organization, comprised of television, radio, print and digital media outlets, dedicated to reporting the truth in light of the Gospel and the ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday issued its first-ever global guidelines on the use of GLP-1 medications for treating obesity as a chronic illness. In a press release, the WHO said ...

As King County moves forward with planning its four additional crisis centers, here's what can it learn from the first year ...

The opioid epidemic is still primarily a problem among younger people. But as it has worn on, a change has been happening that’s largely gone unnoticed.

In the early years of the AIDS crisis, the US government left people with HIV to fend for themselves. Desperate, they turned to a new and little-understood financial instrument: selling their life ...

As U.S. Army medical professionals concluded a week-long knowledge exchange with the Angolan Military Health Division, U.S.