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After the Tragedy: An Interview with Professor Paul Butler on the Fight Against AIDS

I remember so many men—smart men, young men, strong men, with sunken cheeks and hallowed eyes, the dead, the almost…

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Beyond Belief: Daniel Bauer’s Show Is That, And So Much More

For Daniel Bauer, whom the Woodstock Times calls “the Generation-X Houdini,” conquering his fear has meant a new life and…

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Prepping the World: There’s Still Progress to be Made in HIV Prevention

Since 1988, when it was first recognized by the World Health Organization, the December 1 World AIDS Day observance has…

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Halloween Magic Celebrates 25 Years of Irreverent Satire

Halloween Magic roars back to the stage with its 25th-anniversary theatrical production, 'RandPaul’s Drag Race: Destination 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.'

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The Houston HIV and Aging Coalition Hosts Symposium This September

If you’re 50 or older, HIV positive, and want information on how to manage your health, next month’s symposium is…

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Oral History Project Capturing the History of AIDS in Houston

The first 15 years of the epidemic were particularly cruel.

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Gay, Black, and HIV-positive

I am the 50 percent of black gay men who will become HIV-positive.

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We Aren’t Sluts: My Experience Getting on PrEP

If you are HIV-negative, then I want you to be on PrEP, too.

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The Beginning of the End: New Funding to Help Reduce Houston’s High Rate of HIV Cases

Over the next year, Legacy will facilitate a number of activities that will result in a five-year plan to reduce…

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27th Annual AIDS Walk Houston: Move It For a Cause, And Some Great Food

The AFH’s 27th annual AIDS Walk Houston presented by Marathon Oil is this March 6 in downtown Houston.

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