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Here’s to Your Overall Health
by Kellee Terrell
Staying fit and healthy and living well with HIV are closely related. Kellee Terrell reviews the basics.
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Queen Bee
by Kellee Terrell
Our cover girl, Leatrice Simpson, handles her HIV and other ailments—they do not handle her.
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Time to Treat?
by Kellee Terrell
Knowing when to start or switch treatment—and which meds to use—is critical to your HIV care.
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Adherence Assistance
by Kellee Terrell
Skipping doses can lead to resistance of not only the regimen you're currently on, but also the combos you might need to take in the future.
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That Ain’t True!
by Kellee Terrell
Real Health busts some dangerous myths about HIV
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ARV 101
by Kellee Terrell
Know your antiretroviral options
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Accessing Care
by Kellee Terrell
In order to maintain the health of your whole body, it's important that you and your health care team look beyond your viral load and CD4 count
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Getting Proactive
Some tips to help you become more empowered when visiting your doctor
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Mind, Body and Spirit
by Kellee Terrell
Nobody is immune from the mental and emotion stresses of living with HIV.
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The Importance of Support
by Kellee Terrell
Another crucial step in maximizing your whole health is mobilizing your extended support system.
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Church Healing
by Kellee Terrell
The black church is the backbone of the African-American community, but it has also, until recently, reinforced HIV stigma and homophobia.
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Lean on Me
by Kellee Terrell
Leslie Williams talks about the importance of support
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