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Everyone living with HIV has a story to tell. Find out how to share your own experiences in one or both of the series below, which feature the writings of readers like you.
Day One With HIV: Finding Out Your Status, in Your Own Words
Other Sides of HIV: People Taking HIV Meds Share Stories About Side Effects
- HIV Education at All Ages: What Does The Future Hold? Call for Workshop and Poster Abstracts
- Risky Women: Disrupting Simple Notions of Women's HIV Risk -- Webinar Dec. 9
- By Jan. 3: Apply for the 2014 Young Black Gay Men's Leadership Initiative Policy & Advocacy Summit
- Sign an Open Letter to Tyler Perry: Stop Stigmatizing People With HIV
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Zero new infections. Zero AIDS-related deaths. Zero stigma. If you want to help get to "zero" this World AIDS Day, check out TheBody.com's special World AIDS Day 2013 section. There, you can read the latest features, find out how to get involved online or in your own city and test your knowledge about HIV/AIDS.
- HIV Prevention, Young Gay Men of Color and the Fourth Wave of HIV Activism
- HIV and Baby Makes Three Busts Pregnancy Myths With True Life Stories
- Knowing Your HIV Status Is Sexy, Says New NSFW Video
- poster/VIRUS: Artists Affected by HIV Use Images to Make Daring Statements
- When We Talk About HIV, Who Are We Not Talking About Enough?
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- Blog Examines What Will Happen to "Left Over" US$1 Billion U.S. Pledge for Global Fund
- Increased Anal Cancer Risk From HIV Plus HPV Dual Infection
- New York: Magic Johnson Talks at Apollo Theatre About HIV/AIDS Education
- Donors Pledge $12 Billion to Global Fund for 2014-2016
- U.S. Reps. Himes, Lee Introduce "Cure for AIDS Act"
- U.S., International Community Announce Global Fund Contributions; Obama Announces $100 Million for HIV Research, Signs PEPFAR Reauthorization
- Additional Opinion Pieces, Editorial Address World AIDS Day
- HIV/AIDS Activists Protesting for Compensation and Health Care in China Were Detained Ahead of World AIDS Day 2013
- Hepatitis C Virus Dried on Inanimate Surfaces Can Remain Infectious for up to Six Weeks
- Lawmakers, Activists Pressure Obama to Act on HIV/AIDS, USA Today Reports
- UNICEF Report Shows Progress in Preventing Newborn HIV, Increase in Adolescents With HIV
- New HIV Case Numbers Increasing in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Report Says
- South Africa Facing ARV Shortages, NGOs Warn in New Report
- Opinion Pieces Published in Recognition of World AIDS Day
- HBO Debuts The Battle of AmFAR
- North Carolina: HIV Screening for New Inmates Has Low Yield
- Building an Organized Voice for U.S. Women Living With HIV
- Building a Strategic Plan By and for U.S. Women Living With HIV: Improving Lives, Upholding Rights
- WHO Retracts Claims That "About Half" of Greek HIV Infections Are Self-inflicted
- A Day in the Life: Garbo Chang on Taking HIV Meds From 9-to-5 to Vacation Time (Video)
- Deaf-REACH's HIV Prevention Program Speaks the Deaf Community's Language
- ONE Analysis Finds Disparities in AIDS Progress Among African Countries
- WHO Makes Recommendations for HIV Testing, Treatment Among Adolescents
- After Five Years, ADAP Waiting Lists Have Been Eliminated; Unmet Need and Funding Uncertainties Require Continued Commitment
- U.S. FDA Approves Olysio (Simeprevir) for Hepatitis C Treatment
- Thirty-Eight Percent Drop in New HIV Infections in New York City
- Obama Lifts Ban on Research Into Possibility of Transplanting Organs From HIV-Positive Donors
- South Korea Uses Airline Tax to Raise Global Fund Contribution
- UNAIDS Reports Improved Access to Antiretrovirals Helping More People With HIV Live Longer
- Stress and Isolation Take Toll on Those Under 50 With HIV: Older People Fare Better
- UNAIDS Reports Overall Progress Against HIV/AIDS, But Says Some Regions Falling Behind
- Gates Foundation Contest Winners Aim to Develop "Next Generation Condoms"
- U.S. Officials Comment on Passage of PEPFAR Stewardship and Oversight Act
- TheBody.com's App for iPhones and Androids
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- Are You at Risk for HIV? Take Our Quiz!
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Excessive Drinking May Be a Problem Among Young, White People With HIV
Many Women Living With HIV Fear Abuse After Disclosure, Lack Access and Support- Early Treatment and Weight Management May Prevent Common Comorbidities in Young People Living With HIV
How Can Science Help End HIV-Related Travel Restrictions? (Video)
Smoking and Hypertension Associated With Greater Arterial Stiffness in People Aging With HIV
Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates Extremely Low Among People With HIV
Adherence to Non-HIV Medications May Be Greater Cause for Concern Than Adherence to Antiretrovirals
HIV Pill Burden, Not Dosing Frequency, Appears to Affect Treatment Success
Dual-Drug Therapy of Lopinavir/Ritonavir and Lamivudine Non-Inferior to Triple-Drug Therapy
Racial Differences Seen in Comparison of Stribild and Atripla as First-Line Therapy
HIV Rebound Risk May Be Predicted by Baseline Viral Load, Time to Viral Suppression
Lipids Respond Well to Switch From Boosted PI to Rilpivirine/Tenofovir/Emtricitabine (Complera), Study Finds
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