Health

Timothy Ray Brown: The first man cured of HIV?

By Sean Horlor • December 15, 2010 7:29 pm EDT

They are calling this man the “Berlin Patient.” He was HIV-positive when he underwent leukemia treatment in 2007, which used HIV-resistent stem cells from a donor. His viral load is now undetectable. This is a pretty amazing story. Read more at the link below.

(Source: Queerty)

Read More About:
Health, HIV/AIDS

Keep Reading

Dangerous Space

How to survive the apocalypse (again)

Wherever there is a history of homophobia and transphobia, we also find a history of our people celebrating community, mutual care and joy
A hand putting a ballot with a question mark on it into a ballot box. The background is stars from a U.S. flag; below are trans flag coloured diagonal stripes.
Mental Health

The 2024 election is taking a toll on trans mental health. Here’s how to keep it together

ANALYSIS: Telling trans people to “just vote” isn’t helpful 
Trans Health

Busting the myths around transition regret and detransition

How many people regret their decision to receive gender-affirming care? Do people who detransition always regret their transitions?
Sexual Health

What does U=U mean?

We break down ‘Undetectable equals Untransmittable,’ and what you should know about HIV treatment and prevention