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Despite the negative stigma, HIV is a treatable disease. HuffPost blogger Andrew Pulsipher was born with it and now, at age 34, he wants to talk about it. He joins us to discuss how he has led a full life with his wife and kids who are HIV negative.
Andrew Pulsipher talks about living HIV+ for 34 years.
Despite the negative stigma, HIV is a treatable disease. HuffPost blogger Andrew Pulsipher was born with it and now, at age 34, he wants to talk about it. He joins us to discuss how he has led a full life with his wife and kids who are HIV negative.
Andrew Pulsipher explains why he feels that we should no longer use the term "AIDS."
A health and safety officer has failed to take notice of his own advice.
A health and safety officer has failed to take notice of his own advice.
While overall HIV diagnoses have been declining nationwide, a sobering CDC report came out last summer which found a 132% increase in new HIV diagnoses among young gay men between 2001 and 2011.
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HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
HuffPost Live explores the personal stories behind Alzheimer's. We speak to people living with Alzheimer's and family members who take care of their loved ones suffering from this disease. Hit rewind and watch the best of these conversations!
Exercise may be an effective treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease.
Exercise may be an effective treatment for Alzheimer's Disease.
Board certified pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstein, MD, FAAP shares vital information on dry and secondary drowning. Dry drowning occurs when breathing in water causes your child's vocal chords to spasm and close. Secondary drowning happens when water enters your child's airways and builds up. Both cases can result in labored breathing or worse. In this segment Dr. JJ explains how to recognize the symptoms and offers advice on how you can keep your kids safe in the water.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer's Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Thousands of scientists have gathered in D.C. this week for the Alzheimer's Association International Conference to discuss the latest in research and treatment. We are joined by Alzheimer's experts to discuss signs of progress on the horizon.
Board certified pediatrician Dr. JJ Levenstein, MD, FAAP shares vital information on dry and secondary drowning. Dry drowning occurs when breathing in water causes your child's vocal chords to spasm and close. Secondary drowning happens when water enters your child's airways and builds up. Both cases can result in labored breathing or worse. In this segment Dr. JJ explains how to recognize the symptoms and offers advice on how you can keep your kids safe in the water.
Lyme disease can often be hard to diagnose. Learn how to protect yourself this summer.
Lyme disease can often be hard to diagnose. Learn how to protect yourself this summer.
Lumberjack Dave Willmott manages to lacerate his arm whilst on the job.
Young Jessica gets her finger jammed inside part of her toy railroad track.
Two decades before rapper Mykki Blanco disclosed his HIV status, Eazy-E revealed he had AIDS. Ahead of National HIV Testing Day, we unpack why HIV disproportionately affects Black Americans and how popular culture can stigmatize the disease.
Latvian student, Alexis Berzina, landed herself in casualty after a slip up during the most serene of pursuits, sewing.
Depending on who you are, these days, HIV is no longer a death sentence. In fact, gay men can altogether avoid getting it by taking PrEP drugs. But, does that create overly optimistic attitudes about HIV/AIDS? Our intergenerational panel weighs in.
Rich Juzwiak and Phill Wilson join HuffPost Live to discuss Truvada and AIDS prevention drugs.
Monica Jones and Robert Levithan join HuffPost Live to discuss the reality of long-term AIDS survivors.
Activist Phill Wilson joins HuffPost Live to discuss the "diminishing of black lives" in conversations about AIDS.
