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Men who have sex with men (MSM)
The gay globe

In the last two years, three internet surveys in Europe, the USA and Asia asked over 200,000 gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM)

Published
15 July 2012
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HIV treatment update
Relationships and feelings
"I have something to tell you.I'm HIV positive"

After telling his partner he was positive, Richard says he felt like he was starting his relationship again.

Published
06 July 2012
From
Same Same
Relationships and feelings
Odd Blood: Serodiscordancy, or, Life With an HIV-Positive Partner

Chad, my boyfriend, types to me from the Hyatt on New Jersey Avenue, "I am hiv positive." We study the screen together, 1426 miles apart. The cursor of my chat window blinks for me. I'm not stunned, or even much scared, really; definitely not sickened, repulsed.

Published
05 April 2012
From
The Atlantic
Relationships and feelings
KENYA: Better training needed for counsellors of HIV-discordant couples

The Kenyan government has issued guidelines on counselling for HIV-discordant couples, but many counsellors in smaller, rural health centres remain untrained.

Published
05 April 2012
From
IRIN Plus News
Telling people you have HIV
China: Marriage invalid due to concealment of AIDS

The People's Court of Qingyang District in Sichuan province put an end to the marriage of Zhang Yun and Li Shi (not real names). Zhang never suspected her husband of keeping a big secret from her.

Published
06 March 2012
From
China Daily
Relationships and feelings
The Dating Game

The best pickup spots... when and how to disclose... the dates they won’t soon forget. Four people with HIV kiss and tell.

Published
06 February 2012
From
The Positive Side
HIV prevention policy
Polygamy and HIV prevention: Uganda’s challenge

Traditional Ugandan culture has always valued polygamy and although the country is predominantly Christian and thereby favours monogamous marriages, the traditional culture has not died out creating a challenge in the effort to prevent HIV.

Published
03 February 2012
From
Key Correspondents
PrEP
For study participants, PrEP was an opportunity to save their relationship

Seeking to understand why adherence to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) was extremely high in a study of serodiscordant couples, qualitative researchers have found that trial participants saw PrEP

Published
30 January 2012
By
Roger Pebody
Telling people you have HIV
Australia: Husband betrayed by wife's AIDS

A MAN whose bride did not tell him she had AIDS has lost a battle to have his marriage declared void. The case is an Australian first.

Published
02 December 2011
From
News.com.au
Promoting HIV testing
Uganda: Take that HIV test with your partner

Uganda is choking with absolute increases in the number of new HIV infections. This calls for a critical look at why these new infections are occurring.

Published
02 December 2011
From
New Vision
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