This story originally ran April 7, 2020, to mark the 30th anniversary of Ryan White's death. The trampled grass in the front yard of that modest home in Cicero was a collage of footprints.

A decade ago, in a graduate seminar on “problems” in the history of medicine, my classmates and I began noticing something we came to call “the AIDS epilogue.” A great many books by ...

Ryan White is not alive to celebrate his 50th birthday, Dec. 6. But thousands of people living with HIV crossed the half-century mark recently.

Ryan White funding has not increased since the program’s initial authorization, although the number of people living with HIV has increased by 33 percent over the same time period.

Jeanne White-Ginder was just a mom when she cared for her sick son and defended him against a community, but she was so much more after he died. Her son was Ryan White. He was diagnosed with AIDS ...

Ryan White, the frail teenage boy who taught the nation tolerance for AIDS victims, was hailed at his funeral Wednesday for building a bridge between fear and understanding. By the hundreds, the ...

Director Ryan White shares his thoughts on new documentary, "Good Night Oppy," the story of a Mars robot that refused to die and the NASA team that kept it going.

INDIANAPOLIS — Ryan White's family continues to share his story 30 years after he died from AIDS. His mom, Jeanne White-Ginder and sister, Andrea White, were at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis ...

Ryan White’s short life is a national story. The boy who was infected with HIV during a blood transfusion. The Western Middle School student who wasn’t allowed to attend school. The teen and ...

Ryan White passed away April 8, 1990 at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis. His legacy is evident in several national charities bearing his name, ...

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program a huge success—let’s build on it by Sean Cahill, PhD and Kenneth Mayer, MD - 08/19/15 7:00 AM ET ...

"The Ryan White money that the state gets from the federal government is being cut from medical providers by 76%, and all of the support services for people with HIV are being eliminated," Dee said.