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Where Is the Vision for HIV Community Leadership in Tumultuous Times?
"I am a gay man of color openly living with HIV," writes Andrew Spieldenner, Ph.D., chair of United States People Living With HIV Caucus, "and I no longer see a place for my kind of leadership in HIV agencies."
Patient Advocacy Groups Rake in Donations From Pharma
Advocacy groups for patients with cancer, Alzheimer's, HIV and other diseases almost always accept funding from pharmaceutical firms, and many fail to report any contributions, new research shows.
What If I Told You the Project Inform Staff Was Hilarious? A Blog Entry by Mark S. King
"A sense of humor helps, especially when you work for an organization with a mission statement that addresses an enormous and sometimes nightmarish public health crisis," Mark S. King writes.
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HIVE's 134 videos support a vision of a world where people affected by HIV have safe pregnancies, reproductive autonomy, access to state-of-the-art health care and enjoyable sex lives.
Nora Burns on David's Friend, Her One-Woman Show on AIDS, Love, Loss and Great Old Disco
"I have been amazed at how many people who've come to see the show have responded to the idea that the 'PTSD is wearing off and there's a collective sense of mourning going on,'" Nora Burns says.
Press Ban at National PrEP Summit Was a Bad Idea for HIV Community
Some HIV journalists got a nasty surprise recently when they attempted to register for NMAC's National HIV PrEP Summit.
AIDS.gov: We Are Changing Our Name to 'HIV.gov'
"We want our program to reflect today's science, as well as the terms most of our visitors use to tell their stories about HIV or to search for information about HIV and AIDS on our website," Miguel Gomez writes.
Moving to Ojinaga , Chihuahua, Mexico
Hello. Now with all this big Trump controversy, I dont feel safe here in United States. Im currently not detectable and taking Atripla. Im here illegaly , and planning to go back to my home town in Mexico, but Im very concerned about is there any kin...
Celebrating the Legacy of the AIDS United AmeriCorps
This summer, the AIDS United AmeriCorps program drew to a close after 22 years. Over the years, the program trained and placed over 800 AmeriCorps Members in HIV-focused community-based organizations, where they gained frontline experience in the fig...
HIV Drug availability in Guadalajara Mexico
I will be moving to Guadalajara Mexico in early 2017 and will purchase the public insurance Seguro Popular. My understanding is that they cover most or all HIV related health care. I understand availability of drugs can become a problem - can you adv...