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January 6, 2009

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Video Central

Native American Living With HIV

In this moving interview, Sharon describes how she discoverd she had HIV and gives advice for others struggling to come to terms with their diagnosis.

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HIV and Me: A Guide to Living With HIV for Hispanics
This easy-to-read guide from The Body provides the basics to living with HIV for Hispanics. Click here to browse.

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How Little Do People Know About HIV?

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Blog Central

Loreen Willenberg is a 16-year HIV survivor from California. She is part of a tiny group of people with HIV that scientists call "elite controllers." These are people who have never had a detectable viral load, although they've never taken HIV meds.

> Read Loreen's blog

This Positive Life

An Interview With Damaries Cruz

"When I was diagnosed I had to find a way to turn this horrible thing, this negative thing, into a positive," she recalls. "I could sit there and cry and let this thing eat me alive, or I could celebrate my life and beat it. That was my choice."

Click here to read her inspiring story.

World AIDS Day

If you were in charge of World AIDS Day, what would you do to make it a more meaningful day?

"I would push the message that in order for us to get rid of this disease, we have to look at the stigma that's attached to it and the discrimination that's going on globally."
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George Burgess, Treatment Educator, Absolute Care, Atlanta, Ga.

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