People living with HIV are a resilient bunch, and history continues to repeat itself.
There’s a photo above my desk, from 1994, that I’ve carted around for decades now. That year was a turning point for me. Fresh off 12 months of homelessness in San Francisco (at the time, one of the only cities where you could be gainfully employed and still experiencing homelessness), I finally had a roof over my head — a 12-foot trailer with no working toilet or shower (we had to get creative) an hour outside of the city. I received my first Macintosh computer that year, a big box with a little nine-inch screen that I paid for in installments. I toiled away writing essays at night, and by day editing my new lesbian magazine Girlfriends. Read More
Reading Time: < 1 minute They are the third most commonly used form of contraception in the UK, behind the Pill and the hormonal implant, official data…
Reading Time: < 1 minute An increasing number of people catching the sexually transmitted infection are finding it does not respond to antibiotics. Read More
Reading Time: < 1 minute Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and reproductive tract infections (RTIs) are major global health issues, impacting quality of life, causing infertility, cancers, and…
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