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The POZ 100: Celebrating People 50 And Over
Military Living With HIV Are Facing More Challenges
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Why Does Mother-to-Child Hep C Transmission Differ by HIV Status?

Researchers analyzed the immunological mechanisms that may drive this difference.

Treating HIV Early Lowers Liver Fibrosis Risk

This is according to the large randomized controlled START trial.
Zara Larsson promotes (Durex) RED condoms

These (RED) Condoms Fight HIV in More Ways Than One [VIDEOS]

Javier Muñoz, Thandie Newton and Zara Larsson want the world to #GAF. Durex (RED) condoms raise AIDS funds.

Fostemsavir Offers HIV Treatment Hope to Those With No Other Options

In a recent trial, the investigational entry inhibitor helped fully suppress HIV in a majority of those with multidrug-resistant virus.

Liver Disease May Raise Risk for Drug-Induced Liver Injury

One researcher argues that the pharmaceutical industry ought to pay greater heed to such risks during drug development.

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A search committee is looking for a successor to Joe Interrante, who’s also an HIV long-term survivor.

Reports of Imminent HIV Cure, Once Again, Are False

The latest collection of articles stems from a tiny study in Uganda, neither peer-reviewed nor presented at a conference.

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An Oral History of AIDS and Art

Listen to (or read) 40 in-depth interviews with artists who created during the early epidemic.
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Unique Voices in HIV-Themed Memoirs, Art Books and More

Rentboys, artists, doctors and historians—all have something valuable to say about HIV in our latest roundup of books.

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On the Pill and on TV

Truvada drugmaker Gilead Sciences promotes HIV prevention and PrEP.

I’ve Said It

POZ blogger and long-term survivor Bob Leahy reflects on the ways that the virus shapes our lives, whether we like it or not.

Everyday — December 2018

Here are some important dates in AIDS history.
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Long Forgotten

POZ copy chief Joe Mejía recaps the contributions of Buddies, the first feature film about AIDS.
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