HIV

HIV is spreading faster in the Philippines than anywhere in the world. VICE World News speaks to individuals affected by this rising epidemic.

Michelle Lopez knows how hard it can be to overcome the obstacles life presents—from her HIV diagnosis in the early 90s, to raising a daughter living with HIV, to simply aging with HIV in a society ill-prepared for people like her.

Timothy DuWhite is unabashed about his perspective on the world, from his writing to workshops and to politics around HIV.

VICE meets a few of the last surviving members of Los Frikis, members of Cuba's punk movement who purposefully infected themselves with HIV so that they'd be sent to government-sanctioned sanatoriums.

VICE travels to Washington D.C. to meet a man drawing attention to prohibitive restrictions on blood donations from gay men.

We travel to Jackson, Mississippi, one of the hardest-hit Southern cities, to investigate why HIV among black gay men has reached epidemic proportions.

Hamilton travels to South Africa to interview efavirenz users and dealers and study how the life-saving medicine came to become part of a dangerous cocktail.

VICE News partnered with the University of British Colulmbia to investigate Chile's rising HIV problem.

We're back in Thailand once more, with an organization doing critical outreach to parts of the transgender community on Today's 'Daily VICE'

For our VICE on HBO Special Report, 'Countdown to Zero,' VICE Co-Founder Suroosh Alvi travelled to South Africa, the country with the highest number of HIV infections in the world, to take a look at how doctors and rural clinics there are fighting to

Sydney Lupkin joins On The Line to discuss her health care reporting for @vicenews

VICE explores the future of Truvada and its revolutionary impact on ending HIV/AIDs.