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Does Mike Pence want to ban trans adults from getting gender-affirming care?
It seems so, especially considering that Republicans are already doing so at the state level.
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The power of data is showing researchers what older LGBTQ+ Americans actually need
Still, if and how data is collected (and to what ends) is an issue with starkly different outcomes depending on where you are in the United States in 2023.
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Trans doctor says insurers would not reimburse her after legal name change
Tiffany Najberg has spend her entire life savings to keep her clinic afloat and is now living off of GoFundMe campaigns.
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Donald Trump had one final attack on people living with HIV on his way out
Drugs such as antiretrovirals that are vital for people living with HIV would face significant price changes — and taxpayers would foot the bill.
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This trans tech leader founded a company to help seniors manage their medical costs
Joseph Schneier’s Trusty.Care was singled out by AARP Innovation Labs and EndWell as an outstanding startup.
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When Black queer women win, we all win
Michele Rayner & Jasmen Rogers-Shaw could be the first queer Black women in the Florida legislature.
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Trump promises to end AIDS in 10 years. Experts say his policies are thwarting that goal.
He would need to increase funding for PrEP, protect LGBTQ rights, and increase access to affordable health care.
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Transgender people opting for gender confirmation surgery is dramatically on the rise
But will the Trump administration’s attacks against the transgender community include ignoring an Obamacare mandate that helped make this positive trend a possibility?
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Trans youth in New York now have Medicaid coverage for gender treatments
Effectively immediately, the medically necessary hormone therapy and gender reassignment surgery will be covered.
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Lawsuit alleges AIDS Healthcare Foundation scammed Medicare for $20M
A lawsuit filed in South Florida federal court alleges one of the nation’s largest suppliers of HIV and AIDS medical care bilked federal Medicare and Medicaid programs in a $20 million dollars scam that spanned in a 12-states.