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Arts and Entertainment Section
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The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side. -
Zoe Saldana's stunning performance in Sia's HIV video will have you in tears
Sia's new video, "Free Me" is an achingly beautiful tour de force. -
Let’s take a look at how gay porn studios have changed their treatment of poz performers
What it means to be HIV-positive is changing and the porn world is not exempt. From Unicorn Booty, Daniel Villarreal reports.
Activism Section
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Another award for PositiveLite.com
Canada’s peer-driven HIV magazine again included in Healthline’s Best HIV/AIDS Blogs of the Year -
The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side. -
Rethinking justice with renewed hope
Rob Olver attends the 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights and comes away with a sense of cautious optimism.
Current Affairs Section
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What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
Horwath hosts Pharmacare roundtable focused on tackling barriers to HIV prevention, treatment
Horwath: “Whether it’s PrEP or HIV treatment, we believe that no one should have to empty their wallet to get the medicine they need,” -
Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here.
Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have resigned. From Newsweek, Scott A. Schoettes has this report.
Events Section
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What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
Rethinking justice with renewed hope
Rob Olver attends the 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights and comes away with a sense of cautious optimism. -
Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: is the tide turning?
Rob Olver interviews Edwin J. Bernard, Global Co-ordinator of the HIV Justice Network at "Rethinking Justice 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights
Features and Interviews Section
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POZcast focuses on HIV, Fatherhood and Fertility
From Universities without Walls, a series of informative discussions hosted by James Watson. -
Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: is the tide turning?
Rob Olver interviews Edwin J. Bernard, Global Co-ordinator of the HIV Justice Network at "Rethinking Justice 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights -
Chatty CATIE: What is the one thing you wish you had known when you were first diagnosed with HIV?
And, what advice would you have for someone newly diagnosed? For CATIE, RonniLyn Pustil interviews two people living with HIV.
Health Section
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What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
From CATIE's Positive Side, Kath Webster speaks to three women who face stigma with courage and resilience. -
Horwath hosts Pharmacare roundtable focused on tackling barriers to HIV prevention, treatment
Horwath: “Whether it’s PrEP or HIV treatment, we believe that no one should have to empty their wallet to get the medicine they need,”
International Section
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The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side. -
Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here.
Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have resigned. From Newsweek, Scott A. Schoettes has this report. -
Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: is the tide turning?
Rob Olver interviews Edwin J. Bernard, Global Co-ordinator of the HIV Justice Network at "Rethinking Justice 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights
Legal Section
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Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here.
Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have resigned. From Newsweek, Scott A. Schoettes has this report. -
Rethinking justice with renewed hope
Rob Olver attends the 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights and comes away with a sense of cautious optimism. -
Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: is the tide turning?
Rob Olver interviews Edwin J. Bernard, Global Co-ordinator of the HIV Justice Network at "Rethinking Justice 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights
Lifestyle Section
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From the Philippines, Billy Santo on the virtues of keeping life simple. -
Swiss Grindr survey finds 50% want to use PrEP in the next six months
From AIDSmap, Gus Cairns reports on a survey showing twice as much interest in PrEP as in surveys done last year -
Let’s take a look at how gay porn studios have changed their treatment of poz performers
What it means to be HIV-positive is changing and the porn world is not exempt. From Unicorn Booty, Daniel Villarreal reports.
Living with HIV Section
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What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
From CATIE's Positive Side, Kath Webster speaks to three women who face stigma with courage and resilience.
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The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side.
Media Section
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Another award for PositiveLite.com
Canada’s peer-driven HIV magazine again included in Healthline’s Best HIV/AIDS Blogs of the Year -
What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
From CATIE's Positive Side, Kath Webster speaks to three women who face stigma with courage and resilience.
Opinion Pieces Section
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What’s happening on the ground: first voice perspectives of the overdose crisis in Atlantic Canada
Guest author Michael Liddell: "... people who use drugs and their allies are using the mantra of 'nothing about us without us' to organize and demand action." -
From CATIE's Positive Side, Kath Webster speaks to three women who face stigma with courage and resilience.
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The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side.
Population Specific Section
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From CATIE's Positive Side, Kath Webster speaks to three women who face stigma with courage and resilience.
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The true love story behind Larry Kramer’s novel ‘Faggots’
Mark S. King with a fascinating glimpse of activist icon Larry Kramer's softer side. -
Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here.
Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have resigned. From Newsweek, Scott A. Schoettes has this report.
Sex and Sexuality Section
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Second-time around: BareBackRT.com - the interview
Best of PositiveLite.com: then Editor Bob Leahy chats about the business with the owner of the world’s largest online hookup site for gay men who prefer not to use condoms, BareBackRT.com -
Ottawa’s EnvisionForum from Bruce House highlighted major issues facing aging HIVers.
Conference report: Bob Leahy and the takeaway messages from Ottawa that point to an uncertain future for the aging HIV population. -
From CATIE be first to hear findings from the 2014/2015 National Sex Now Survey, the largest survey of sexual minority men in Canada.
