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Both sides struggle to define a new status quo after the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade last year.

Celebrities shine bright among 2022 POZ HIV News headlines about PrEP, discrimination, crime laws, COVID, fake meds and more.

People living with HIV have much at stake after the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Requiring insurers to cover PrEP encourages homosexual behavior, promiscuity and drug use, claims a federal lawsuit by Jonathan Mitchell.

A co-executive director of the Positive Women’s Network USA details how the HIV movement finds its way.

HIV, LGBTQ and civil rights groups condemn the ruling that overturns Roe v. Wade and undermines other rights.

The Well Project underscores how millions of people in the United States will be affected—and what you can do to help.

Positive Women’s Network—USA reacts to overturning of “Roe V. Wade” by Supreme Court.

“Make no mistake, this decision directly targets marginalized Americans.”

“Those of us living with HIV know that private health decisions are personal and should be protected,” writes AIDS United’s Jesse Milan...

Protecting abortion access will take an all-hands-on-deck approach. AIDS United offers ways to take action at this moment.

People with HIV, medical societies and women’s health organizations sound off on the SCOTUS draft that proposes to overrule Roe v. Wade.

AIDS United CEO Jesse Milan Jr. responds to the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion regarding the right to abortion.

President Biden outlined domestic policy priorities that directly impact people living with HIV.

The Senate released appropriation bills that cover funding for several HIV programs. Here are the big wins and concerns.

The appropriations committee laid out increases in HIV funding for housing, syringe services, health care training and more.