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The Centers for Disease Control unveiled a new campaign on Monday, Aug. 15, to encourage black gay and bisexual men to get tested. Officials hope the "Testing Makes Us Stronger" campaign will reduce disproportionate rates of HIV among black MSM

A woman who worked as a counselor for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claims she was wrongly fired because of religious discrimination for refusing to advise a woman in a same-sex relationship.

A new government report shows one in eight public swimming pools were shut down two years ago because of dirty water or other problems, like missing safety equipment.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has tested nearly one and a half million Americans since 2007. The next step in the initiative will expand the program through 2013.

A new analysis from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention reaffirms previously studies that show that younger MSMs (men who have sex with men), which includes gay and bisexual men, are particularly hard-hit by STDs like HIV and syphilis.

Early treatment and longer, healthier lives for people living with HIV--and prevention of the virus’ spread--are two main objectives for a new "test and treat" program being promoted by the CDC.

The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services addressed a convention of health experts who have convened in Atlanta for this year’s National HIV Prevention Conference.

HIV rates among young men continue to climb, a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Infection indicates.