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Tim Murphy

Tim Murphy has been writing about HIV/AIDS, LGBT, culture and politics since 1994. Author of the novels Christodora and Correspondents. He also writes for the New York Times, New York Magazine, Out Magazine, The Advocate, the Nation and many other publications.

Articles

Meet Thomas Dobbs (Yes, The Person Named in the Abortion Ruling)

The man whose name is attached to the case that overturned nationwide abortion access is a beloved HIV doctor.

Tales From a Queer Teenage AIDS Warrior

In a new memoir, ACT UP veteran Keiko Lane shares why she put her memories to paper.

When Pharma Covers Your Costs

Michael Luciano is one of many Americans who rely on drugmakers to help cover health costs denied by their other coverage.

Understanding Patient Assistance Programs

Here’s what you need to know about PAPs.

Beware of Co-Pay Accumulators

Don’t wait until you get shocked at the pharmacy.

“I Want People to Understand How Grateful I Am”

Upon his retirement, Tom Viola, executive director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, shares his insights on the fight against HIV.

Outrage Over Visa Denials for 25th International AIDS Conference

About 9% of visa requests have been denied and 14% percent are still pending.

Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves

In 1982, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence distributed the first safer-sex pamphlet for gay men at the Lesbian & Gay Freedom Day Parade.

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A Conversation About HIV Health Care

More than 300,000 Americans living with the virus are covered by ADAP.

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What Are My Health Care Options?

What you need to know about financial help.

What If I Need Help Beyond ADAP?

There are independent and private sources of assistance.

Jeremy Irons on the 45th Annual Tony Awards

Launching the Red Ribbon

On June 2, 1991, Visual AIDS collaborated with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to get the red ribbon onstage at the Tony Awards

The Story of Robert Rayford

On May 15, 1969, the 16-year-old Black teenager likely died of AIDS-related causes.

HIV as the Common Denominator

Public health warrior Jirair Ratevosian continues to fight for people living with the virus.

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Keith’s World

Author Brad Gooch discusses his new biography of the late artist and activist Keith Haring.

Looking Back at Longtime Companion

On May 11, 1990, the first widely released film about the AIDS epidemic hits theaters.