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HIV - Then, Now, Next explores the history, science, treatment, and human stories behind HIV—from its mysterious beginnings to the global movement for a cure. Through powerful narratives and expert insight, it sheds light on how far we’ve come—and how far we still have to go. For more thought-provoking and engaging podcasts, visit: https://www.quietperiodplease.com/Click here to browse handpicked Amazon finds inspired by this podcast series! https://amzn.to/4iKfAMs

An oral history and public-education audio archive documenting the lived experience of people living with HIV in the UK. The series captures testimony at a moment when institutional memory, peer support, and long-term survivor narratives are being eroded, despite medical progress. Led by Emmy award-winning documentary producer Dan Hall, the project is building a long-form archive of 50+ recorded testimonies for public, community, and educational use.

The HIV Podcast is a joint production from the AIDS Committee of Ottawa (ACO) and CHUO 89.1 FM. In this series, members of the ACO share their experiences and expertise to shed light on life with HIV/AIDS. These episodes cover an array of topics from personal diagnosis stories to the social stigmas that exist today, the medical advancements that have been made and the AIDS crisis in the 80s.

It’s been 40 years since AIDS was first reported and we now live in a world where AIDS has become old news: the forgotten pandemic. HIV unmuted, the IAS - International AIDS Society - podcast, brings together global HIV change-makers as we journey through the last four decades, recreating moments in time and spotlighting the scientific advancements and human endeavours central to the response. Together, we’ll reflect on our past, focus on our present and look to the future. This is HIV unmuted. Join us.

Quietly, the number of Russians who have received a positive HIV diagnosis passed the 1 million mark this year. There is, however, little indication that the government will commit adequate resources to stem the acceleration of the virus from high-risk groups into the general population.

For Indigenous people across Canada, tuberculosis (TB) is not a thing of the past. In One Vision, Many Paths, we uncover why that is - and what's being done about it. Host Jen Quesnel speaks with some of the nation's foremost Indigenous policy makers, nurses, researchers and community organizers on the front lines of the TB response. Over four episodes, guests highlight Indigenous-led solutions, best practices and the policy changes that are still needed to eliminate TB by 2030. Throughout each episode, the lived experiences of First Nations, Métis and Inuit breathe new life into the stories ...

Our Stories: Ending HIV Stigma is a podcast about women, by women living with HIV in Australia to challenge the myths and stereotypes that feed HIV stigma. We share our stories of achieving our goals, navigating sex and relationships, and our journey through pregnancy and motherhood in this new era of Undetectable equals Untransmittable (U=U). Our stories are real, unfiltered and always inspiring. Hosted by Heather Ellis, a journalist and author, who has lived with HIV since 1995. Contact us at: info@positivewomen.org.au Website: www.positivewomen.org.au/tell-the-story/podcast This podcast has...