Tim Murphy

They say that the longtime HIV researcher already had a sketchy record that made him the perfect Trump flunky.

Trump’s “Operation Warp Speed” has left people of color even more wary about research, they say. But it’s still possible, if done the right way by the right people.

“It was like you were in the Lifetime movie version of a hospital,” Mayer said.

AIDS United quickly revised the conference when it became clear that the COVID-19 crisis would shut down the longstanding IRL version.

At least one such drug still holds that promise against coronavirus, but in general there’s little precedent for the same drug blocking different viruses.

Widely respected by U.S. and African activists for her work on global AIDS, she’s also increasingly seen as playing fast and loose with COVID facts to appease President Trump.

Thirty years ago, the NIH legend deftly negotiated between bureaucrats and activists. As part of Trump’s COVID-19 team, can he negotiate between loyalty and truth?

Replacing group meetings and public outreach with telehealth consults, Zoom meet-ups, and food/med curbside deliveries are all part of the solutions.

In a poor and conservative state, Judith Feinberg, M.D., aims to expand harm reduction—and bring treatment to active drug users.

Many HIV service organizations say they’re open to hiring TGNC employees, but advocates say most have a long way to go.