Condom seizures from sex workers are undoing years of progress on HIV/Aids
Nichi Hodgson: Police in major American cities are using condoms as evidence of sex work, thereby discouraging their use
US condom crackdown impeding efforts to prevent HIV, study finds
Research shows sex workers most at risk of HIV are afraid to carry a stock of condoms in case they are stopped by police
So Marissa Mayer will be skipping maternity leave – how very American
We might not agree with the pregnant Mayer's decision to work right on through, but her appointment as chief executive of Yahoo is still fantastic news
Leukemia diagnosis spurs 12-state bike trek: ‘I’m not trying to be a hero’
A man diagnosed with cancer just four months ago is riding from Washington DC to Vancouver to raise money for the cause
An HIV home testing kit won’t give you emotional support
Bisi Alimi: Having worked in the sector for years, I know that when people discovering they are HIV positive need professional counselling
Home HIV test kits approved in US
US regulators approve saliva test which provides result for HIV in 20 to 40 minutes
Why Obamacare is worth fighting for against Mitt Romney’s repeal threat
Sandra Fluke: Now the supreme court has affirmed the Affordable Care Act's constitutionality, we need to show how this law will save lives
Is pink milk the new pink slime?
Anna M Clark: It's good for children to drink milk, but no wonder we have an obesity problem if there's this much sugar in every serving
Healthcare reform for sick children: a big step for Florida families
Despite the governor's opposition, Obama's healthcare reform begins to reach middle-class families in Florida
US healthcare industry confronts unrestrained waste to cut costs
Wasteful tests and unnecessary equipment make the US top in healthcare spending. But some are trying to change the tide