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Iloilo passes ‘right to care’ ordinance, allows LGBTQIA+ people to make medical decisions for their partners
Lifeblood in Australia now allows gay and bisexual men, and transgender people to donate blood
Bullying and peer victimization can trigger trauma symptoms in children – study
Bullying and adverse social climate take measurable toll on mental health of gender-diverse youth
Being male, more religious and more aggressive increases the likelihood of transphobia
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Lifeblood in Australia now allows gay and bisexual men, and transgender people to donate blood
Checking if Lolo Claro’s fame is merited
Why buying computer and server parts wholesale makes sense for growing businesses
Why everyday comfort starts with the smallest details
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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
Marginalized people need laws protecting their human rights… including intersex Filipinos
Lea Salonga is wrong… and this matters the most
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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
Cebu Province formalizes multi-sectoral approach to curb spread of HIV, forms council to oversee HIV prevention and control efforts
Bill filed to make discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, sex characteristics a punishable offense
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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
Single daily pill shows promise as replacement for complex, multi-tablet HIV treatment regimens
Existing medication can restore HIV-affected immune cells
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The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) joins the observance of the National HIV Testing Week from May 11 to 15 by...
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While expressing his excitement on the involvement of churches in confronting HIV, Rev. Fr. JP Heath remains critical of distorted views around HIV. He...
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Encountering, yet again, a young Filipino who may be HIV positive, but who is now unaware about the next steps to take, Michael David...
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The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) is calling for the inclusion of women in discussions about HIV and AIDS. While the...
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Ekklesia Tou Theou – Church of God (ECOG), Bahaghari Advocacy Group, and HIV Awareness Campaign Group held a retreat benefiting people living with HIV,...
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Meet Jesusa, who was diagnosed as HIV positive in 2001. She noted that while in the recent figures on HIV, women are only few,...
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Ekklesia Tou Theou - Church of God (ECOG) will be holding its annual retreat during Holy Week. This year's gathering - scheduled from April...
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The Department of Health (DOH) declared the observance of the National HIV Testing Week (NHTW) from May 11 – 15, preceding the AIDS Candlelight...
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A worried Filipino is confused about a lot of sex-related issues – from getting infections from mutual masturbation, to taking a dip in a...
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