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The Dark Stain On George Bush's HIV/AIDS Policy
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President Bush's Gag Rule cut life-saving services for countless women.
Read more...Child Born With HIV Reportedly Cured
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The unusual case could potentially save more than 300,000 babies born with the disease around the world every year.
Read more...U.S. Scientists Say Baby Born With HIV Cured Through Early Treatment
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If the report is confirmed, the early treatment method could be recommended globally.
Read more...Why Is Medical Marijuana Regulation In Los Angeles So Confusing?
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“Logically inconsistent” laws are coming out of Sacramento and Washington D.C.
Read more...Ed Koch-Era New York City Remembered
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Ed Koch at the 2007 Gay Pride Parade (Boss Tweed via Flickr)
VIDEO: The plain-spoken politician governed New York City during some of its wildest years.
Read more...Same-Sex Marriage Acceptance Rises Amid Increased Outreach
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In just few years, a big difference.
Read more...For Your Art Celebrates Queer Art Without Boundaries
Comments (0) | AIDS, Art, Arts+Culture, California, gay, lesbian, Lili Lakich, Michelle Bachman, neon, neon art, queer, world aids day
The third annual Queer Pile-Up and WTF! celebrate the diverse talents and perspectives of queer artists with a week-long show that concluded Saturday.
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Over-The-Counter HIV Test To Hit Stores Soon
On Wednesday, the FDA approved the first at-home HIV test.
Read more...HIV-Positive From Birth, Joseph Kibler Stands Tall
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The 22-year-old is the subject of the new documentary "Walk On."
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