Hundreds came together at the National AIDS Memorial to dedicate the Hemophilia Memorial Circle, to honor those in the hemophilia community lost to AIDS.

Each year on September 18, National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day is observed to call attention to the challenges that older Americans face in terms of HIV prevention, testing, care, and treatment.

The annual Cycle for the Cause AIDS charity bike ride from Boston to New York City kicks off on September 14 in Boston. Cyclist will cover 275 miles before rolling into New York City on September 17 for The Red Party.

In the Thursday episode of the daytime talkshow "The Doctors," pop singer Aaron Carter reveals his health concerns that he may be HIV-positive and undergoes a test to find out his results on TV.

Last week, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved the Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations Fiscal Year 2018 funding bill that maintains funding for domestic HIV and hepatitis programs.

Aretha Franklin will sing in honor of Elton John before she retires later this year.

On September 16 at the Darryl F. Zanuck Theater at 20th Century Fox Studios in Los Angeles, the Black AIDS Institute honors women at the Heroes in the Struggle Gala Reception.

HIV continues to have a profound impact on the Latinx community. This is why Jai Rodriguez and Adrian Altamirano are partnering with Positively Fearless; to help the Latinx community take control of their own health.

A pill that protects people from contracting HIV can now be safely prescribed and used by young men who have sex with men.

On September 6 at the Washington, DC Marriott Marquis Hotel, The Black AIDS Institute holds The State of Healthcare Reform in Black America Policy Pre-Conference event.