Lifestyle
Issue: 142
Newly diagnosed? New questions?
Being diagnosed with HIV will leave you with many questions, so PN asked the i-Base website to look at the some of the things they are most frequently asked.
The website (www.i-Base.info) includes an online Q&A service where you can email questions that will be answered online or emailed back to you privately. There are now over 800 online questions and answers that cover a wide range of subjects, including questions asked by those newly diagnosed.
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Soft as an easy chair?
February is lovers’ month. But what if you want more sex
than your partner, or the balance between love and sex goes off
the rails? Jack Summerside’s guide gets you back on track.
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Newly diagnosed? New questions?
Being diagnosed with HIV plunges you into many questions, so PN asked the i-Base website to look at the some of the questions they are most frequently asked.
The website (www.i-Base.info) includes an online Q&A service where you can email questions that will be answered online or emailed back to you privately. There are now over 500 online questions and answers that cover a wide range of subjects, including questions asked by those newly diagnosed.
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Charity begins at home?
As World AIDS Day comes round once more, many of us will be asking the question “What’s actually been achieved in combating this epidemic?”. In this edition, Jack Summerside explores whether part of the answer might be closer to home than you might think.
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JACK SUMMERSIDE TALKS SEX: More than an Occupational hazard?
When you're already HIV positive, you might think of sexually transmitted infections as just an occupational hazard. In this edition of PN we take another look at why other STIs are still something you want to avoid.
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USA: HIV Ban Amended, Not Lifted
A federal regulation that creates a new waiver program for HIV-positive visitors to the US and was finalized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is drawing objections from gay groups who say the federal government should instead be moving toward ending the HIV travel ban entirely.
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