POSITIVELY AWARE 2013

 

WEEKLY E-NEWS BRIEFS

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Online News Briefs May 2013 #3
  • Study Finds HIV Is No Barrier to Getting a Liver Transplant
  • Updates in OI Guidelines
  • FDA Grants Priority Review to Simeprevir
  • New Mathematical Tool Helps Identify Broadly Neutralizing HIV Antibodies
  • Webinar on Navigating HIV Care
  • Vermont Legislature Approves Death-with-Dignity Legislation
  • HarborPath Receives $250,000 Elton John AIDS Foundation Grant
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs May 2013 #2
  • May’s HIV Awareness Days
  • IAS 2013 Conference Program Available Online
  • ADAP Advocacy Association Annual Conference Announced
  • FDA Approves Label Change for Sustiva
  • “Pozitively Healthy” Seeks PLWHA and Advocates to Join
  • More Clues Discovered About Thai Vaccine Trial
  • Illinois Insurance Exchange Lacks Anticipated Company Participation
  • Efforts to Stop HIV Criminalization
  • Chicago City Council Passes Resolution Supporting Gay Athletes
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs May 2013 #1
  • Pre-mature Exclamation
  • USPSTF Upgrades Testing Recommendations
  • AIDS Vaccine Trial Discontinued
  • CytoDyn Announces Phase 2b Studies of Monoclonal Antibody PRO 140
  • Rapper Supports b Condoms
  • Closet Door Unhinged in Athletic Emergence
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs April 2013 #5
  • Sustiva’s Neuropsychiatric Effects Investigated
  • HAART May Protect Children’s Hearts
  • HarborPath Gains Gilead, Takes Over for Welvista
  • ADAPT Study to Investigate Non-Daily PrEP
  • FDA Launches The FDA Patient Network Website
  • TheBody.com's App for Androids and iPhones Available Now
  • Hep C Treatment News from EASL
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs April 2013 #4
  • Protein Could Prevent HIV Reservoirs From Forming
  • New Discovery about Why Male Circumcision Helps Prevent HIV
  • Blocking Type-1 Interferons Helps Body Clear Chronic Infection
  • New Global Survey of Young Gay Men Examines Housing, Violence, and Access to
    HIV Services
  • AIDS Advocacy Association Prepares Congressional Scorecard
  • Illinois House Passes Medical Marijuana Bill
  • Free “AIDS Generation” Forum Addresses Issues of Survivors
  • Gay Man Arrested When Refusing to Leave Partner’s Bedside
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs April 2013 #3
  • Tenofovir Gel Proves Safe for Rectal Use
  • Hepatitis C Viral Load Fluctuations May Help Decide when to Start Therapy
  • Meningitis Death Sparks Worry in West Hollywood
  • First National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day April 10
  • MTV and Durex Ignite Change
  • California Bans Insurance Discrimination against Transgender Patients
  • Thousands Rally for Medical Research Funding
  • President’s Budget Maintains Commitment to HIV/AIDS Funding
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs April 2013 #2
  • NYC AIDS Memorial Design Revealed
  • Immune System Can Kill HIV When a Viral Gene Is Deactivated
  • Research into HIV Antibodies a Giant Leap for Vaccine Development
  • PACHA Issues Groundbreaking Transgender HIV/AIDS Resolution
  • Project Inform Issues Recommendations on Use of Surveillance Data
  • Student's HIV Status Outed by Campus Flyer
  • Possible HIV/HCV Infections from Oklahoma Dentist’s Clinics May Lead to More
    Testing
  • Survey Says Young Men in Mexico Willing to Stay HIV-Negative for $288 per Year
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs April 2013 #1
  • Magic Johnson and OraQuick Launch “Make Knowing Your Thing Today” Campaign
  • SCOTUS Hears Arguments on Prop 8, DOMA
  • Meningitis Strikes Gay Men in New York City Again
  • New Drug Application for Simeprevir Filed with FDA
  • AIDS United Awards Southern REACH Grants to 31 Organizations
  • BMS Cuts Ties to ALEC
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs March 2013 #4
  • Funding for ADAP Not in Continuing Resolution
  • Study Finds Test-and-Treat Strategy Could Lead to More Drug Resistant HIV Cases
  • ADAP Advocacy Association Announces HIV/HCV Co-Infection Summit
  • Let’s Stop HIV Together, Phase 2 – Detengamos Juntos el VIH
  • Rochester NY City Schools Adopt New Condom Policy
  • Republican Rob Portman Endorses Same-Sex Marriage
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs March 2013 #3
  • Positively Aware 17th Annual Drug Guide now online
  • National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is March 20
  • Nanoparticles Loaded With Toxin from Bee Venom Kill HIV
  • Computer Models Predict How Patients Will Respond to HIV Drugs without Costly Resistance Testing
  • New Video on Drug Access from the Fair Pricing Coalition
  • Current HIV Screening Guidelines Are Too Conservative
  • No Increase in Risk of Death for Patients on ART with Well Controlled HIV
  • The AIDS Institute Testifies Before Congress
  • Logo TV and Avenue Q Puppets Tackle Disclosure
  • Planned Parenthood Wins Again
  • CDC Warns of “Nightmare Bacteria”
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs March 2013 #2
  • The CROI Report
  • First Documented Case of Child Cured of HIV Reported at CROI
  • VOICE Study Results Point to Need for More Options, Study
  • Early Antiretroviral Treatment Reduces Viral Reservoirs in HIV-Positive Teens
  • HIV Risk among Black MSM in the U.S.
  • Condom Efficacy
  • AIDS-related Conspiracy Theories May Increase HIV Testing
  • AID Atlanta Releases Sexy New Video
  • Michigan State Health Department Secretly Collecting Names of HIV-Positive Residents
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs March 2013 #1
  • National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
  • Congress Allows Sequestration Cuts to Roll Out
  • Researchers Discuss Impact of HIV Testing Guideline Changes
  • ViiV Joins Patent Pool
  • Dr. C. Everett Koop Dies
  • How to Survive a Plague to Become a Mini-Series
  • HBO Version of The Normal Heart Announces Additional Cast
  • Obama Administration Files Amicus Brief in Prop 8 Case
  • Health Insurance Companies Urge Repeal of DOMA
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs February 2013 #4
  • Oscar Night for How to Survive a Plague
  • Discovery May Solve Efficiency Problems for HIV Gene Therapy
  • FDA Grants Priority Review Designation to Dolutegravir
  • Label Changes for Victrelis
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs February 2013 #3
  • Making a Difference: The No Shame about Being HIV-Positive Project
  • Pre-Existing Condition Insurance to Stop Accepting Applications
  • Gender Identity Clinic for Kids to Open in Chicago
  • TAG Urges Merck and Roche to Lower Cost of Interferon
  • Positive Women’s Network Enters New Chapter
  • Justice Department Settles Two More HIV Discrimination Suits
  • Insurance Companies Exclude the Deductible in Figuring Out-of-Pocket Costs
  • TPAN’s TEAM Program to Return
  • Illinois Senate Passes Gay Marriage Bill
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs February 2013 #2
  • Injection-Free Vaccination Technique Could Solve Global HIV Vaccine Challenge
  • Annual CD4 T-Cell Monitoring May Be Enough
  • PACHA Passes Resolution Decriminalizing HIV
  • Bad Pharma and Clinical Trial Transparency
  • Kaletra Label Change Lists New Drug Interactions
  • ViiV Drops Lersivirine
  • UC San Diego Funded by NIMH to Study Successful Aging in Adults with HIV
  • Duane Cramer Joins Mondo Guerra and Merck on I Design Campaign
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs February 2013 #1
  • National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is February 7
  • MAPS Addresses Barriers to HIV Drug Adherence
  • Device Uses the Cloud to Speed Up Testing for HIV
  • “Neurosteroid” Found to Prevent Neurocognitive Impairment Caused by HIV/AIDS
  • 2013 United States Conference on AIDS Calls for Abstracts
  • Registration for 2013 USCA Now Open
  • 2013 USCA Now Accepting Scholarship Applications
  • Justice Department Settles with Fayetteville Pain Center in HIV Discrimination Suit
  • Louisiana to Cut Medicaid Programs for HIV-Positive Residents
  • Kansas Ends Free HIV Testing in Most Counties
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs January 2013 #5
  • ViiV Healthcare Announces Updates to Patient Savings Card Program
  • Antiretroviral Therapy for HIV in First Four Months Is Crucial
  • Cells' DNA Repair Machinery Can Destroy Viruses
  • Thinner Syringes May Reduce Risk of HIV
  • Stopping Smoking Reduces Risk of Bacterial Pneumonia
  • TAF Enters Phase 3 Clinical Trials
  • FDA Approves Changes to Complera Label
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs January 2013 #4
  • Generic HIV Treatment Strategy Could Save Nearly $1 Billion Annually but May Be Less Effective
  • New Insights into HIV Vaccine
  • Possible HIV Exposure at Buffalo VA hospital
  • “Advocating for Low-Income Clients in the New Healthcare Environment” Training Set
  • NASTAD Releases 2013 National ADAP Monitoring Project Report
  • Times Square Tweets for AIDS Awareness
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs January 2013 #3
  • How To Survive a Plague Tapped for Best Documentary Oscar
  • PFLAG Founder Dies at 92
  • FDA Grants Accelerated Approval for new TB Drug Sirturo
  • Label Update for Incivek
  • Pentagon to Make Amends
  • Get “Centered” at TPAN
  • Washington National Cathedral to Perform Same-Sex Marriages
  • Ban on Blood Donations from Gay Men Lifted in Mexico
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs January 2013 #2
  • Therapeutic HIV Vaccine Offers Hope
  • Fulyzaq Approved for ART-Related Diarrhea
  • Webinar Friday!
  • Stem Cell Technology Could Help Patients' Own Immune Cells Fight HIV
  • TPAN Gets HOTTER
  • Berry Blogs Again
  • Legislation Watch

Online News Briefs January 2013 #1
  • Take NMAC’s National Survey of Black Gay and Bisexual Men
  • CDC Releases Latest Surveillance Report
  • AIDS Foundation of Chicago Responds to CDC Data
  • HIV Patients in Care Lose More Years of Life to Smoking than to HIV
  • Rectal Microbicide Organizations Release Educational Video
  • Hepatitis C Virus Found to Reprogram Human Liver Cells
  • Maraviroc Shown to Treat Staph Infections
  • 151 Patient Groups Send Letter to HHS Secretary on Proposed Essential
  • Health Benefits
  • Legislation Watch

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