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30 January 2013
London: Gay couple claim they were denied joint beauty treatment by salon 24 A couple from Woodford Green in North London are seeking police help after they claim that a beauty salon refused to treat them because they are gay.
17 January 2013
Australia: Scientists have found ‘potential cure for AIDS’ 22 Scientists in Australia say they have found a way to alter a protein in the HIV virus to impede it from spreading around the body, rather than assisting it, which could "potentially cure AIDS."
11 April 2012
Psychiatrist requests retraction of controversial ‘gay cure’ study 21 Dr Robert Spitzer has said he would like to retract a study he conducted on the result of 'gay cure' therapy which has been used to claim that some gay people are able to turn straight.
5 April 2012
Malaysia announces funding for counsellors to tackle gay ‘phenomenon’ 34 Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced funding yesterday to enable counsellors to tackle "sexual orientation disorders like LGBT".
1 December 2011
Comment: David Cameron urges reflection, action and hope on World AIDS Day 24 This World AIDS Day, the Prime Minister has spoken of the government's commitment to the "urgent task" of tackling HIV abroad, through international organisations, and in the UK, through the NHS and partnerships with specialist charities.
29 November 2011
New once-a-day HIV drug launched ahead of World AIDS Day 24 The European Commission has given marketing authorisation to a new once-daily tablet for the treatment of HIV.
29 November 2011
George Michael’s family join him at hospital during pneumonia treatment 17 The family of George Michael has flown to Vienna to visit the singer in hospital, along with ex-boyfriend Kenny Goss, after the star fell ill with pneumonia last week.
29 November 2011
One in 20 gay men living with HIV as infection rate hits record high 230 The number of people living with HIV in the UK reached an estimated 91,500 in 2010, with a quarter of those unaware of their infection, according to Health Protection Agency figures published today.
25 November 2011
George Michael “slowly improving” from pneumonia 86 Claims the star was also suffering heart problems by the Vienna Times have been dismissed by Michael’s team.
24 November 2011
George Michael in hospital with pneumonia 63 Austria's state broadcaster is reporting that the former Wham star is at Vienna's AKH hospital.
22 November 2011
Aids-related deaths at their lowest level since 2005 peak 72 UNAids estimates 700,000 deaths were averted last year because of better access to treatment.
15 November 2011
Catholic Charities group abandons battle against Illinois’ equal treatment law 26 Religious organisations claim their prolonged challenge of the law requiring equal treatment for gay couples will mean they cannot afford to continue operating.
3 November 2011
Gay love triangle for TV’s Glee 10 A new character on the show this month threatens to break up Kurt and Blaine as third season continues.
12 October 2011
HIV life expectancy rises by 15 years 153 Life expectancy for people living with HIV has risen by 15 years in the last decade.
5 October 2011
New medical rules for US transgender inmates + The US Bureau of Prisons has adopted new rules for the care of transgender inmates.
29 September 2011
Small study suggests HIV ‘could be reduced to a minor infection’ 24 A small-scale HIV study suggests that the virus could be reduced to a "minor chronic infection" by using a vaccine.
12 September 2011
David Cameron backs new international gay rights charity 35 A new UK-based charity will be launched to support LGBT people suffering persecution around the world.
4 February 2011
Study suggests immune system treatment for HIV 3 A study on mice with an HIV-like infection found that boosting their immune systems cured them of the disease.
26 January 2011
Scans show difference in transgender brains 50 A team of scientists has discovered differences in the brains of transgender people.
13 January 2011
US politician says HIV funding should be cut for ‘perverted’ people 48 A politician in North Carolina has said that HIV treatment should not be funded by the taxpayer for people who live "perverted lifestyles".

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