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Childhood sexual abuse linked to cancer in older adults
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
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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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On Jan. 9, the Philippines gained a new HIV and AIDS law that is supposed to better the lives of Filipinos living with HIV....
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The Philippine HIV and AIDS Policy Act updates Republic Act 8504 to incorporate lessons from the current HIV response by introducing “newer evidence-based, human...
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A study suggests that hormone therapy for transgender people increases the risk of blood clots less than birth control pills and does not increase...
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A study found that LGB people were more likely to have liberal social justice perspectives; and that this was especially the case for lesbian...
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How Outrage Magazine’s #KaraniwangLGBT eyes to help broaden LGBTQIA representation in the Philippines by documenting those at the fringes of the rainbow. As editor...
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The Rainbow Collective launched a daily journal called "I Want the World to Know", which aims to educate LGBTQIA persons and the general public...
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What happens after you get tested for HIV? Particularly to “help simplify the HIV discussion for the Deaf community in the Philippines,” a public...
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Registrar form collection is the optimal patient-centered approach to collecting sexual orientation and gender identity information in the emergency department.
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To demystify particularly rapid HIV testing/screening to “help simplify the HIV discussion for the Deaf community in the Philippines,” a public service announcement (PSA)...
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