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Category Archives: HIV/AIDS
Adults Don’t Cover Up: We’re all at risk
After a study on NYC teens’ sexual behavior was released, we asked you to weigh in on risky sexual behaviors and the prevalence of sexual violence in the world after high school. Specifically we asked if you had: Ever had … Continue reading
Posted in Health, HIV/AIDS
Tagged Celia Gorman, condoms, Health, NYC, Sex, sexual violence, STDs, Survey
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Are you at risk? Teens, Sexual Violence and STDs
Boys and girls who like both boys and girls are at risk, a new study said. But it’s not who they are having sex with, it’s how. NYC teens who have partners of both genders are more likely to have … Continue reading
Posted in Community Life, Health, High School, HIV/AIDS
Tagged bisexual, Celia Gorman, dating, gay, NYC, Pediatrics Journal of Medicine, sexual violence, STDs, STIs, straight, study, teens
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A Positive Life: Living with HIV
Peter Lamarca was diagnosed with HIV in 1990. At the time, it was a death sentence that would claim the lives of his friends and lover. While it took away the ones he loved, he refuses to let it take … Continue reading
Posted in Gays, Health, HIV/AIDS, New York
Tagged food, Gays, Health, HIV/AIDS, Rachel Dzanashvili
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