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Tim BarrusFeb 68 min read

Obama’s Public Health Care is Sadly a Disaster

Commanding from on high, that an adolescent boy who has…

John VaccaroMar 12

straight allies

On the fight against HIV and AIDS—and on the people who really started the conversation.

Hillary Clinton

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Really? Is it just me or does “straight allies” feel just as dated and wrong-headed as her attribution to Reagan did?

The movement needs ALL allies. Not those described by adjectives from the 1960s!

JohnV

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Tim BarrusApr 37 min read

No Place 4 HIV Boys

In the States, there is no place, to my knowledge, of any “family setting,” or living situation, for boys with HIV.

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MatterApr 27, 20151 min read

Have you heard about the HIV Outbreak in Indiana? 142 people and counting. We’ve sent Leigh Cowart (AKA @voraciousbrain) to get to the bottom of it all. She’s reporting back live all…

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Tim Barrus in Crossing GenresFeb 1112 min read

Martin Shkreli is Irrelevant and Beneath Contempt

Martin Shkreli’s Hedge Fund

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Ethan ChuaMar 186 min read

A Response to Dr. Robert So’s Graduation Speech

Recently at my high school graduation at Xavier School, I had the privilege of hearing Dr. Robert So speak about his life and the good work he’s done at Philhealth. I admire Dr. So’s commitment to reducing economic inequality by providing the poor access to cheaper medicines…

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Rep. Barbara LeeNov 30, 20153 min read

World AIDS Day 2015: The Start of the End of HIV?

Since 1988, World AIDS Day has been marked on December 1st as an opportunity to unite in the global fight against HIV, show solidarity with those living with the virus and remember those lost to this terrible epidemic.
Over the nearly three decades since the first World AIDS…