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Michael David C. Tan notes that while the use of PEP is already common overseas, just as the use of PrEP is gaining ground,...
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Could violence prevention programs decrease tobacco use among teens? Yes, research suggests
Sexual orientation discrimination a risk factor for substance use
Why do LGBTQ+ youth vape more than their peers? Stigma, bullying, rejection are major factors
Research shows how sexualized dating profiles can undermine long-term appeal
Zamboanga hosts IDAHOBIT with focus on intersex people and their issues
- Lifestyle
Ghana lawmakers approve bill criminalizing LGBTQIA+ ‘promotion’
LGBTQ+ Wellness Resources in Los Angeles: A Guide to Finding Affirming Support
Wanton with nostalgia at Charlie in Mandaluyong
Creating a Comfortable Space: Luxury Rehabs in LA for You and Your Pet
5 Essential tips to buy a car on a budget (Without the stress)
- Op Ed
What it’s like being queer, non-binary, and dating again in your 60s
Pantay ang pagod, pantay ang dangal
Isang gamot para sa lahat? Oo, time to talk about DOH’s medical response to HIV
If transgender people are invisible in TB data, they’re invisible in policy, and in funding, services and protection
Intindihin ang ‘Cagandahan Bill’: Hindi ito katarantaduhan, ito ay katotohanan
- Profiles
- Living History
Cavite passes province-wide ‘Right to Care’ ordinance
Dasmariñas passes ‘Right to Care’ card for LGBTQIA+ residents
Iloilo passes ‘right to care’ ordinance, allows LGBTQIA+ people to make medical decisions for their partners
PH Supreme Court rules that cohabiting same-sex couples may be recognized as co-owners of property
‘Right to Care’ bill filed in Congress, could empower LGBTQIA+ people in relationships to make medical decisions for their partners
- POZ
Long-acting HIV shots appeal to many but uptake remains low
Gut microbes actively support immunity in people living with HIV
Scientists develop a cheaper and more sustainable way to manufacture breakthrough HIV drug Lenacapavir
Isang gamot para sa lahat? Oo, time to talk about DOH’s medical response to HIV
Research suggests HIV can be kept in check – without medication
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A Filipino person living with HIV asks about his continuing use of a drug that adversely affects him, and Dr. Jose Narciso Melchor Sescon...
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“HULAGWAY DOS” has been launched as a call for all advocates, professionals, artists and celebrities to join the 2014 photo campaign in Cagayan de...
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When he tested positive, everyone assured Red Trese that HIV is no longer a death sentence because of the availability of medication. “But this...
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Red Trese writes an open letter to an HIV "advocate" who misrepresented himself as a person living with HIV at the 2014 International AIDS...
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After noting how LGBT activism is frequently hijacked by some “activists” not necessarily in the advocacy to serve, Michael David C. Tan has been...
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