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Bay Area Reporter: California has HIV criminalization laws that are not good for public health

by HIVE Online | Feb 25, 2017 | In The Media

Amidst fear, and with limited medical information about HIV, in 1988 California passed laws criminalizing the behavior of people living with HIV. These HIV criminalization laws have been counterproductive for individuals and public health ? creating deep mistrust of public health systems.

David Perry of 10 Percent TV speaks with Shannon Weber, director of HIVE

by HIVE Online | Dec 12, 2016 | In The Media

HIVE’s Shannon Weber on 10 Percent TV with David Perry, discussing what’s changed in HIV care since the height of the epidemic, and how San Francisco is leading the way. #GettingToZeroSF #HIVLoveWins #TenPercent

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by HIVE Online | Dec 12, 2016 | In The Media

HIVE Director Shannon Weber featured in Dutch glossy magazine hello gorgeous!

Rolling Stone: Why Aren’t HIV Prevention Pills Going to the People Who Need Them?

by HIVE Online | Oct 26, 2016 | In The Media

After initial persecution against those taking Truvada to prevent HIV infection, there’s been a positive shift in attitude toward the drug

On Treatment and Uninfectious, Women With HIV Still Shamed by Misinformed Providers, Public

by HIVE Online | Sep 26, 2016 | In The Media

Diggs became celibate about four years ago shortly after learning she had an undetectable viral load. She knows that because her load is suppressed the risk of transmission is negligible. But the ignorance and stigma she faces is not worth investing in dead-end hook ups when she wants a relationship, she said.

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