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The struggle to maintain access to lifesaving HIV meds

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Medicare Part D, gay news, Washington Blade
(Scanning electromicrograph by NIAID via Flickr)

When I was diagnosed with HIV in 1985, there were no medications to treat it. Not one. I never imagined that the medical community would achieve the advancements in HIV treatment and prevention we see today. In fact, President Trump actually proposed a plan in his State of the Union address to end the HIV epidemic in America by 2030. This lofty goal would be thwarted, however, by proposed changes to Medicare Part D that jeopardize the advancements we’ve made in the fight against HIV. Read More

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