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“This bill is a broad license for health care providers and insurance companies to refuse services to people,” said Brandon Wolf, Equality Florida press secretary.
It was launched in Spain
The Do No Harm Act would assure that the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act could not be used to discriminate.
Conservative states and stingy insurers are cutting off the supply of lifesaving drugs. After losing his uncle to HIV-related causes, Ramon Gardenhire of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago demands action.
Harris wants both public and private insurers to cover Truvada for PrEP without a co-pay. She also proposes grants to help the uninsured.
New York City's path to equal-benefits plans might prove a model for other parts of the country, middle America included.
Aequalis breathes new life into the HIV-positive insurance market.
The closures may leave a gap in health care access, particularly for lower-income patients without insurance who relied on the centers.
As usual, Takei is right on. Plus: other places you may want to boycott.
Dr. Kalvin Yu of Kaiser Permanente Southern California speaks with out Mad Men actor Kit Williamson about how the controversial Daraprim price increase will affect patients living with HIV and other infectious diseases.
The search engine giant has significantly increased its coverage of transgender health care for its U.S. employees -- and other companies are soon expected to follow suit.
The president was grandstanding with right-wingers when he signed his toothless "religious freedom" order, but he could kill millions with Trumpcare.
A company headed by longtime far-right activist Steven Hotze (pictured) sued for the right to discriminate.
He says he was told that going straight was the best way to reconnect with his conservative Christian family.
The Advocate's top ten companies for 2000 adds to a growing list of sweet workplaces for gays and lesbians
Some say it's just dandy, while others consider it next to nothing.
The "religious freedom" order means federal agencies and contractors could turn away LGBT people and others without repercussions.
