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California Moves to End HIV Discrimination in Life and Disability Insurance Coverage
HIV will be considered a chronic condition, like others, in insurance underwriting decisions.
Can Joe Biden End the HIV Epidemic?
Joe Biden is a friend to the HIV community. But ending the epidemic might be out of reach for a Biden administration, despite his personal pledge to pursue it.
Can Amy Klobuchar End the HIV Epidemic?
HIV prevention specialist Damon L. Jacobs argues that by building on her strengths, Sen. Klobuchar could make headway in fighting the United States HIV epidemic.
Whatever Happened to That $291 Million to End HIV That Trump Promised?
Guess what? The holdup isn't with the administration -- it's with Congress.
A Texas Court Ruled Providers Can Discriminate Against Trans People and Those Seeking Abortion Care. Here's What's Next.
When the Trump administration didn't move to finalize its anti-trans, anti-abortion rule on the Affordable Care Act, a Texas judge stepped in to move the needle for it.
The HIV Epidemic? Elizabeth Warren Has a (Very Good) Plan for That
Elizabeth Warren's newly released plan for LGBTQ Americans proves she gets the epidemic on a level beyond just medical and personal.
The HIV Housing Budget Is Under Threat of Cuts. You Need to Call Your (GOP) Senator Now.
The Senate is proposing a big cut to HOPWA for fiscal year 2020, and it's coming atop pre-existing cuts to places like New York, California, Miami, and Atlanta.
National Trans Visibility March Attendees Say the Upcoming SCOTUS Case Looms Large
Transgender activists now worry that the Supreme Court may allow for employers to discriminate against LGBT people.
Medicaid Block Grants Will Sabotage Health Care for Women, Communities of Color, and LGBTQ Community
The public health insurance program remains a favorite political target of conservatives.
U.S. Promises Some HIV Meds to Colombia for Venezuelan Refugees
But the process may take months, pending Congressional approval.