HIV News Headlines April 12th 2018

Opioid addiction treatment drug helps suppress HIV in former prisoners

Yale News 8h ago

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PrEP Campaign Aims To Block HIV Infection And Save Lives In DC

NPR Apr 10, 2018

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Infected and Invisible

U.S. News & World Report Apr 11, 2018

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Campus Guide Focuses on HIV Prevention and Treatment

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education 2h ago

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Duke Hospital completes its first HIV-positive liver transplant

Duke Chronicle 21h ago

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Statewide HIV/AIDS healthcare access protest reaches Tallahassee

WTXL ABC 27 2h ago

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How Apple's helping to fight HIV and AIDS with red iPhone 8's

Mashable Apr 10, 2018

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(PRODUCT)RED™ - iPhone 8 Special Edition - Apple

Most Referenced Apple 12h ago

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HIV Drug Tenofovir Alafenamide Offers Safety, Noninferiority to Abacavir

Contagionlive.com 5h ago

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Transmission of HIV-1 Drug Resistance is On the Rise

MD Magazine 15h ago

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HRC Releases New Comprehensive Guide for HIV Prevention, Treatment and Care on College Campuses

Human Rights Campaign (blog) Apr 10, 2018

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First-line ART failure common among hospitalised HIV-positive people in sub-Saharan Africa

aidsmap 16h ago

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Fashion show focused on HIV prevention for Las Vegas youth

Las Vegas Sun 15h ago

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Man Sentenced to 8 Years for Infecting 2 Women With HIV

U.S. News & World Report 11h ago

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Former police officer found guilty of not telling partner about HIV status

WPEC 10h ago

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In secret recording, judge says licked envelope from HIV-positive murder suspect is 'gross'

The Desert Sun Apr 11, 2018

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US Leadership On HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria At 'Tipping Point'

Kaiser Family Foundation 9h ago

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WHO Rejects Reports Of New HIV Strain In The Philippines

Asian Scientist Magazine 17h ago

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Dining For Friends: Make your meal for a future without HIV

Yes! Weekly 7h ago

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Former Greenacres cop convicted in HIV exposure case

Palm Beach Post Apr 11, 2018

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Antifungal Combination Treatment for Cryptococcal Meningitis in HIV

Infectious Disease Advisor 11h ago

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#HIVTruth #FightHIVStigma #SpeakOutHIV #HIVStigma

Kaletra by Nancy D - A poem on HIV

HIV Awareness

I know that soon,

will come my last breath.

I find it a privilege,

To grieve my own death.

I think about how

the infection spreads…

as all of my memories,

painfully unthread.

Nothing else now,

seems like much of a threat.

Not fully alive,

but still not dead yet.

While in denial,

I tried to escape.

The only answer I had

Is "I have made a mistake."

Trying to grab a hold of time,

This process takes so long.

Dear Death,

I’ve feared you all along.

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‘I don’t feel like I’m a threat anymore.’ New HIV guidelines are changing lives.

By Lenny Bernstein November 24, 2017 Email the author

Mark S. King, right, who is HIV positive and is considered noninfectious with proper antiretrovial treatment, is seen at home with his husband, Michael Mitchell, on Nov. 22, 2017, in Baltimore. (William P. O'Leary/Washington D.C.)

Last year, Chris Kimmenez and his wife asked their doctors a simple question. Could Chris, who has been HIV positive since 1989 but keeps the virus in check through medication, transmit it sexually to Paula?

They were pretty sure they knew the answer. Married for more than 30 years, they had not always practiced safe sex, but Paula showed no signs of having the virus.

Their physicians were less certain. "They had a conversation, and they did some research on it," Kimmenez said. "They came back to us and said there may still be a risk, but we're comfortable enough" that unprotected sex is safe. "We knew that all along," said Kimmenez, 56, who works with ex-offenders in Philadelphia.

HIV Dating Etiquette 101

Posted this ad on the "rants and raves" section of my local Craigslist. Trying to educate my community.

I have as usual got a lot of emails thanking me or questions asked that give me the opportunity to educate but of course a few idiots have to send their hate emails as well...

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Adding HIV to the mix is just disaster for some of us.

This is both touching and familiar. Familiar to anyone who has been living with HIV for a length of time I assume. A great read none the less, I highly recommend.

http://highline.huffingtonpost.com/articles/en/gay-loneliness/