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It’s only natural to get complacent when dealing with the demands of daily life. That’s why a new year is a perfect time to reset your sexual health.

D.C.’s Whitman-Walker Institute and the Los Angeles LGBT Center are among LGBTQ supportive organizations in eight U.S. cities working with the nation’s three largest blood donation centers on a study to find a way to significantly ease blood donation eligibility for men who have sex with men or MSM.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first injectable treatment for preventing HIV.

Leading South African LGBTIQ+ and HIV activist Steve Letsike has been appointed Chair of the Commonwealth Equality Network.

A thug who spat in a policewoman’s face and shouted “I’ve got HIV and now you have too” has been jailed.

There are people who live their lives in service to others, and then there’s Jeffrey Drew.

Elizabeth Taylor, who was also Paris Jackson’s Godmother. She was only 12 years old when her Godmother passed away in 2011 but she is keeping her legacy alive.Taylor died at the age of 79 and was an activist with a mission to fight the stigma and ignorance surrounding HIV and AIDS.

Today, December 1, marks World AIDS Day. A week ago today, on November 24, was the 30th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death, due to AIDS-related complications. The Queen lead singer was 45-years-old when he passed away.

In a statement recognizing World AIDS Day, President Joe Biden highlighted the HIV/AIDS epidemic’s disproportionate impact on LGBTQ people — marking a departure from the consistent erasure in the Trump administration’s annual statements.Every year since 1988, World AIDS Day has been recognized internationally on Dec.

President Biden recognized LGBTQ people as among the survivors of the HIV/AIDS epidemic on Tuesday in a statement recognizing World AIDS Day, marking a departure from consistent omissions of the LGBTQ community under the Trump administration.

Prince Harry is bringing awareness to the fight against HIV and AIDS, a cause championed by his mother Princess Diana.

Sue Hunter, 62, from Farnborough, has lived with HIV for 15 years. She now campaigns for better sex education and early testing.

Charity Kase was one of the star competitors on the most recent series of Ru Paul's Drag Race.They will be remembered for their alternative drag costumes and makeup, but there was another standout moment from their time on the BBC show. Charity Kase, who's real name is Harry Whitfield, opened up to fellow Queen Kitty Scott-Claus on their HIV status in a heartfelt conversation – sparking a huge outpouring of love online.

New HIV infections recorded in Australia hit a historic low in 2020.

New HIV infections recorded in Australia hit a historic low in 2020.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorPeacock has acquired “Right to Try,” the Octavia Spencer-produced documentary short about trying to find a cure for HIV.Directed by “The Late Late Show With James Corden” producer Zeberiah Newman, the film tells the story of veteran casting director Jeffrey Drew’s participation in an experimental treatment trial to cure him of his HIV.

Today, December 1, marks World AIDS Day. A week ago today, on November 24, was the 30th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death, due to AIDS-related complications. The Queen lead singer was 45-years-old when he passed away.

Right To Try, a documentary short chronicling HIV survivor and activist Jeffrey Drew’s pursuit to find a cure for for the disease, is headed to Peacock.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; and Dr. Rachel Levine, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Health who became the nation’s highest-ranking transgender public official earlier this year, are among dozens of experts scheduled to participate in the 25th Annual U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS scheduled to take place virtually Dec. 2-3.

When Nathaniel Hall was diagnosed with HIV just before his 17th birthday, his world came crumbling down as he came to terms with what being HIV-positive really meant.

The Mauritius Supreme Court has heard key evidence in a landmark case challenging the 183-year-old criminalisation of same-sex sexuality.

The NHS has been given the green light to offer people living with HIV the first 'long-acting injectable' to keep the virus at bay.

A young mother in a small Argentina town has possibly become the second documented person in history to have their own immune system cure HIV.

Ed Meza @edmezavarThe International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg (IFFMH) has very much captured the social, cultural and political zeitgeist with this year’s film selections, exploring such themes as female empowerment, HIV/AIDS and the post-Soviet collapse of Ukraine.“The festival doesn’t work in topics, we are trying to show the best films, but the interesting thing is that the topics come to us through the films,” says IFFMH director Sascha Keilholz.

pic.twitter.com/GQsOq4X63uSo yeah, to start, HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, is not transmissible through the air or through casual physical contact. It is in fact spread only via the sharing of blood or other bodily fluids.

THRIVE SS started in 2015 as an online support group for Black men-loving-men (MLM) who were living with HIV in Atlanta, housed in private Facebook groups. In only six years, the group has exploded into a brick-and-mortar organization with more than 20 employees, 1,200 members, and a 5,600 square foot office in East Point.

Magic Johnson is getting candid about life with HIV.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVApple TV Plus announced a four-part docuseries about two-time NBA Hall of Famer Earvin “Magic” Johnson coming to the streaming service at a date still to be announced.The docuseries will explore Johnson’s accomplishments on the court and off, as well as his global impact, through never-before-seen footage and interviews with Johnson and those in his inner circle.

Magic Johnson is getting a documentary series!

Apple TV+ has scored rights to a four-part docuseries about NBA legend Magic Johnson.

A teenager says she was spiked with an injection in her back while queuing up to get into a club in Liverpool city centre.

Maryland, Virginia, Puerto Rico, and even as far as London promoting the event. David Mallory, Whitman-Walker Foundation’s senior director of annual giving and the director of the Walk to End HIV, was present at the LIZ building and said that despite lower turnout, there was still a celebratory atmosphere surrounding the event.“I always talk about the sense of community the walk fosters, and it was doubly touching this year, because it was the first time a lot of folks had seen one another,”

A new plan for a queer memorial and museum on Oxford Street is in development.Unlike other major cities such as Melbourne, whose Victorian Pride Centre opened in July this year, Sydney does not yet have a museum that celebrates the history, achievements, and lives of the city’s queer community.“This is a major omission that needs to be rectified,” asserted Qtopia Sydney, the group leading the charge to open a queer museum by WorldPride 2023.Among the possible locations for the museum include the

Victoria will emerge from its sixth lockdown later this week, in large part due to the high vaccination rates across the state.

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Shane Petzer, best known as one of the founders of sex worker advocacy group Sweat, has passed away in Barrydale in the Western Cape.