AIDS The 30 Years War

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Op-Ed: U.S. AIDS Policy vs. U.S. Trade Policy By Peter Maybarduk, Op-Ed Contributor The U.S. hopes to grant more power to pharmaceutical monopolies operating in developing nations — and that could seriously threaten world AIDS efforts.
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Op-ed: The Harder Coming Out — as HIV-Positive By Brandon Lacy Campos, op-ed contributor When Brandon Lacy Campos tested positive for HIV, based on his work as an organizer, one would think he’d pin on a red ribbon, adopt a new identity, and add HIV rights to a roster of causes. But he didn’t. More >
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Advice: “He Won’t Wear a Condom” By Steven Petrow, advice columnist Etiquette expert Steven Petrow rebuts five common reasons for skipping a condom. Add your comebacks in the comments section. More >
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The Great Hereafter By Jeremy Kinser Director Josh Rosenzweig reveals what he learned while filming 30 Years From Here, the gripping new documentary about the effect of the AIDS epidemic on New York City. More >
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AIDS Documentary We Were Here Shortlisted for Oscar By Jeremy Kinser We Were Here, an affecting look at the terrifying early years of the AIDS epidemic and how it ravaged San Francisco, has made the short list of documentary films that will be considered for an Academy Award nomination. More >
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Op-ed: As Long as Homophobia Lives, AIDS Won't Die By Mannasseh Phiri, Op-ed Contributor Gay men exist everywhere and African AIDS leaders must accept that fact, writes Mannasseh Phiri, executive director of a Zambian health organization. More >
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Dionne Warwick: Lending Her Voice By Julie Bolcer The Grammy-Award winning singer and activist reflects on her commitment to fighting AIDS. More >
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Own Your Life By Charlene Strong A lesbian activist looks back on her quest to find real love, and her life around those with HIV. More >
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Mind and Mood: Open Your Eyes By Gary McCain, Ph.D. Stress and sadness can make the first part of your day the hardest — here’s how to get up and get moving. More >
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Designing for Life By Winston Gieseke David Bromstad, the host of HGTV’s Color Splash, wants everyone to know their HIV status. Drawing upon his art skills, the Miami-based Bromstad will create a mural to be unveiled at an event in September in New York City in recognition of National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. More >
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Evolution Revolution By Michelle Garcia A monkey vaccine trial may lead scientists one step closer to finding an HIV vaccine for humans. More >
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All Aboard By Andrew Harmon Antiretroviral drugs are becoming more available around the world, but not all are being administered correctly. More >

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