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ACTION ALERT: Another GOP Senate Bill Aims to Repeal Health Care

Emergency HIV Funds in the Wake of Hurricanes

California Closer to Modernizing HIV Crime Laws

ACTION ALERT: Another GOP Senate Bill Aims to Repeal Health Care

Emergency HIV Funds in the Wake of Hurricanes

California Closer to Modernizing HIV Crime Laws

Hospital Sued for $2.5M After Faxing Patient’s HIV Info to His Workplace

The New York resident had been diagnosed a few months before the breach.

National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day 2017

NHAAD is September 18. One in six new cases of HIV in the United States are among people 50 and older.

WATCH: Videos and Tweets Recap the #2017USCA Experience

See a “POZ on Location” video with highlights from the United States Conference on AIDS and scroll through 15 tweets from HIV advocates.

Congress Says No to Trump’s Plan to Cut Funds for Health Research

Trump’s NIH proposal “would have crippled American innovation in medical research and delayed new cures and treatments.”

“Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” composer Michael Friedman

Broadway Composer Dies of AIDS-Related Complications at Age 41

Questions and conversations arise after the death of Michael Friedman, best known for “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.”

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First U.S. Public Health Official Endorses “Negligible Risk” When Undetectable

New Law Makes Housing More Affordable for People With HIV/AIDS

Here’s the HIV Speech From the Democratic National Convention

Six Groups Helping Women of Color With HIV Get Total of $1M in Grants

ViiV’s Positive Action for Women initiative aims to break down isolation and stigma.

CVS Mailings Reveal HIV Info of 4,000 ADAP Clients

Notations such as “PM 6402 HIV” were visible in CVS Caremark envelopes.

Why Were Hundreds of Tributes Deleted From @the_aids_memorial?

The beloved Instagram account is back online, and its founder wants “people to feel comfortable sending submissions.”

Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh signs the Paris Declaration, surrounded by leaders of the HIV community.

Boston Commits to Ending HIV by 2020

This makes it the 12th U.S. city to embrace the “90-90-90” goals of the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities.

United States Conference on AIDS 2017 Is September 7 Through 10

Held in Washington, DC, #2017USCA offers workshops, panel discussions, exhibitors and a family reunion of sorts.


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ACTION ALERT: Another GOP Senate Bill Aims to Repeal Health Care

Emergency HIV Funds in the Wake of Hurricanes

California Closer to Modernizing HIV Crime Laws

MUST read

First U.S. Public Health Official Endorses “Negligible Risk” When Undetectable

New Law Makes Housing More Affordable for People With HIV/AIDS

Here’s the HIV Speech From the Democratic National Convention

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