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[…] also dramatically expanding the number of doses to more of the vulnerable population. The new dosing regimen is also applicable to immunocompromised people, including people living with HIV. The FDA also announced it is authorizing use of the MPV vaccine, using standard dosing, in people younger than 18 years old who are at high […]

[…] also dramatically expanding the number of doses to more of the vulnerable population. The new dosing regimen is also applicable to immunocompromised people, including people living with HIV. The FDA also announced it is authorizing use of the MPV vaccine, using standard dosing, in people younger than 18 years old who are at high […]

[…] things himself and getting crafty, “he bought yarn at Woolworths to use as a wig, borrowed drapery to use as a cape,” Masters recalls. Later when the HIV/AIDS crisis hit it completely changed the community in Fire Island. “There’d be a line from the ferry right to the restaurants. You couldn’t get in. It […]

[…] on broadcast programming has dropped, down to 0.9% from 1.4% reported last year. Between broadcast and cable, there is only one recurring character who is depicted as HIV-positive (Oliver on ABC’s How To Get Away With Murder). GLAAD’s annual TV reports not only propel national conversations about LGBT representation, but inform GLAAD’s own advocacy […]

[…] bisexual men on every platform. Many of these characters still fall into dangerous stereotypes about bisexual people. Each platform tracked (broadcast, cable, streaming) counts one character who is HIV-positive, though only broadcast television counts the character as a series regular (Oliver on ABC’s How to Get Away with Murder). Cable and streaming platforms still need […]

[…] 1.8 percent, but that number still vastly underrepresents the actualities of Americans with disabilities. There are only two characters across all three platforms that are depicted has HIV-positive, a decrease of one from last year. GLAAD’s annual TV reports not only propel national conversations about LGBT representation, but inform GLAAD’s own advocacy within the […]

[…] LGBTQ characters. That is a decrease of two characters from the previous year’s report. Eight characters (1.3 percent of all LGBTQ characters) were counted as living with HIV. Of the 596 LGBTQ characters found across all platforms, there were 32 transgender characters counted in this report (5.4 percent of all LGBTQ characters). Of those, […]

[…] up to 3.5 percent from last year’s 3.1 percent. This number continues to severely underrepresent the actual U.S. population living with disabilities.  The number of characters with HIV and AIDS has significantly decreased from nine to three, all characters counted appear on FX’s Pose.  Read Report Accelerate Acceptance Your gift allows us to track […]