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January 2011 PIP enews

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Local Events SFBA

Bad Blood:

A cautionary tale.

New documentary.

January 31, 2011 7:00pm

Roxie Theater, 3177 16th Street, San Francisco

Opening Benefit Premiere of We Were Here.

A benefit for Project Inform and The Shanti Project.

Castro Theater, Friday, February 25th, 6pm.

January 2011 | projectinform.org

Is a generation without HIV within our grasp?

Exciting developments in HIV prevention research, combined

with a renewed commitment on the part of gay and bisexual men and transfemales

to collective action against HIV, could make 2011 a turning point in the steady

march of new infections that looms over our communities. Read more.

Opening benefit premiere of

We Were Here.

Project Inform and Shanti are proud to announce the

theatrical premiere screening of Weissman's feature length documentary " We

Were Here " .

Read more.

Governor Brown's budget imposes new cost-sharing on

low-income people with HIV/AIDS.

California Governor Brown has provided new funding for

ADAP but proposed new cost-sharing which could limit treatment access for some

HIV positive people. Read more.

" Bad Blood: A cautionary tale. "

A new documentary.

Project Inform encourages those in the Bay Area to

attend the January 31st screening of a powerful new documentary about blood

safety and the bleeding disorder community. Read More.

US Guidelines for

treating HIV get updated.

The federal Guidelines for treating HIV were updated on

January 10, 2011. The revisions are mostly small changes to using certain HIV

meds, CD4 counts and viral load test results. Other changes include treating

people with hepatitis B or TB. Read more. Get the guidelines

Cautionary recall of swabs used for Fuzeon and Pegasys

announced

Alcohol swabs co-packaged with the HIV drug Fuzeon and

the HCV drug Pegasys, as well as other injected prescriptions, may be

contaminated with Bacillus cereus. The recall includes alcohol prep pads, swabs

and swabsticks made by the Triad Group. Read more. Press release.

You can help defend

Health Care Reform.

Republicans in Congress have begun efforts to repeal,

defund, or dismantle hard won health care reform. Find out how you can help

defend this historic legislation that has already brought significant benefits

to people with HIV/AIDS. Read more.

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