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Stories related to: HIV/AIDS

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Health Care

California Will Allow Pharmacists To Dispense HIV Prevention Medication

October 7, 2019

Californians will be able acquire HIV prevention medication without a prescription starting in July 2020.

Andrew Nixon / Capital Public Radio

State Government

Brown Lowers HIV Transmittal Penalty, Rejects State Parks Smoking Ban

October 6, 2017 | Ben Adler

For the second year in a row, Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed legislation that would have smoking at California state parks and beaches. Meanwhile, he signed a bill that reduces the penalty for intentionally transmitting HIV to another person.

State Government

Capitol Roundup: Employer Equal Pay Reporting, Reducing Crime For HIV Transmittal

September 8, 2017 | Sammy Caiola | Ben Adler

The California Legislature moved forward Thursday on bills that would require employers to report on the pay gap between male and female employees, and to lighten the penalty for intentionally transmitting HIV.

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State Government

California Lawmakers Want To Repeal HIV Criminalization Laws

March 9, 2017

Some California lawmakers want to repeal laws passed at the height of the AIDS epidemic that they say unfairly punish HIV-positive people based on outdated science.

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State Government

California Lawmakers Want To Repeal HIV Criminalization Laws

March 8, 2017

(AP) - Some California lawmakers want to repeal laws passed at the height of the AIDS epidemic that they say unfairly punish HIV-positive people based on outdated science.

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Health Care

Anthem Expands Delivery of HIV/AIDS Medications

June 22, 2016 | Ja'Nel Johnson

Anthem Inc., is expanding how members get prescriptions for HIV/AIDS medications.

 
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