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‘Right to Care’ ordinance passed in Biñan, Laguna; allows cohabiting same-sex partners to serve as health care proxies
Modern human skeletal biology needs to move beyond the strict male/female binary — study
UP Manila College of Arts and Sciences to allow graduating students to use their lived names in CAS recognition rites
Longer paternal leave linked to lower risk of depression
Intersex 101 taught in Pasig City; hoped to ‘advance intersex awareness and inclusion’, according to Jeff Cagandahan
- Lifestyle
Supreme Court of Nepal issues binding directive ordering government to ensure marriage equality
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How Smarter Leasing Decisions Can Unlock Hidden Property Income
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‘Right to Care’ ordinance passed in Biñan, Laguna; allows cohabiting same-sex partners to serve as health care proxies
UP Manila College of Arts and Sciences to allow graduating students to use their lived names in CAS recognition rites
‘Right to Care’ program established in Cebu Province; recognizes LGBTQIA+ people in relationships
Cavite passes province-wide ‘Right to Care’ ordinance
Dasmariñas passes ‘Right to Care’ card for LGBTQIA+ residents
- POZ
Women with HIV are more likely to die from trauma than the virus
Diet-derived compound could repair gut damage caused by HIV
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
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All posts tagged "HIV"
Op-Ed
Posit Bo: “As we gather together as a community, there must exist a collective respect for all the members of the LGBTQI community. We...
Editor's Picks
UNAIDS reported that on average, one in eight PLHIV is denied health services, and one in nine is denied employment because of their HIV-positive...
Features
Outrage Magazine takes a closer look at alleged discrimination experienced by some Filipinos living with HIV at some government agencies. This begs the question...
NEWSMAKERS
The political declaration fails to meaningfully address the HIV epidemic among key populations, including gay and bisexual men and other men who have sex...
Op-Ed
Carlos Conde: "Awareness about HIV/AIDS is important. But the HIV emergency in the Philippines demands urgent action and making the so-far dangerously overlooked epidemic...
POZ
Seven hundred and thirty-sex (736) new HIV Ab seropositive individuals were reported to the HIV/AIDS & ART Registry of the Philippines this March, a...
NEWSMAKERS
UN HRC: "Human rights programmes that have proved successful in addressing vulnerability to HIV, and in addressing barriers to accessing HIV treatment and health...
NEWSMAKERS
The Department of Health (DOH) Epidemiology Bureau reported 751 new HIV cases in February 2016, a figure 16% higher compared to the same period...
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Outrage Magazine meets a trans woman living with HIV in Davao City, Paloma Soledad, known in local LGBT circles as ‘rayna sa Dabaw’ for...
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