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Mazzoni Center board loses two more members
Kristen Demilio December 12, 2018
Mazzoni Center’s board of directors has lost two more members, with the secretary recently ousted in a majority vote and a second member resigning Tuesday, PGN has learned. The departures from...
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Mark Segal December 6, 2018
Last week for World AIDS Day, Penn Medicine honored me with its Red Ribbon Pioneer Award. Truth is, it really hadn’t dawned on me, why me? When notified about it...
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Given my current back injury rendering me unable to go to the gym, I find myself diving deep into this topic of decency without the upbringing. A recent meme with a...
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Victoria Brownworth December 6, 2018
George H. W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States, died on Nov. 30, just hours before the start of World AIDS Day. He was 94. Bush is being viewed...
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Robyn Ryan December 6, 2018
I was racing my motorcycle down I-95 in Pennsylvania in the summer of 2007 as words and statements from years of conversion therapy repeated in my thoughts. Sinner. Sexual deviant...
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Fay Jacobs November 29, 2018
It’s been 30 years since World AIDS Day was founded at the 1988 World Summit of Ministers of Health for AIDS Prevention. For 2018 World AIDS Day, the educational theme...
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Action Wellness, along with community providers including COLOURS, Bebashi, Mazzoni Center, Philadelphia FIGHT, Health Center #1, Kensington Hospital and Ambulatory Health Services have been working to get the word out...
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Victoria Brownworth November 29, 2018
Living with AIDS. When I became the first female journalist writing about HIV/AIDS 35 years ago, that phrase was unimaginable. Now, on World AIDS Day 2018, the disease that once decimated my...
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Heshie Zinman and David Griffith November 29, 2018
Those in our communities who were diagnosed in the 1980s and early 1990s were essentially given a terminal diagnosis and told that their HIV would kill them. Many in our...
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In 2012, a potentially revolutionary medical treatment was introduced that held the promise of wiping out HIV in America. Now, more than six years later, that promise remains unfulfilled. The...
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