Trump's orders prompt CDC to erase HIV resources
Due to a new order censoring "gender diversity" in health information, LGBTQ+ resources, including HIV info, will be erased from government sites.
January 31 2025 5:29 PM
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Due to a new order censoring "gender diversity" in health information, LGBTQ+ resources, including HIV info, will be erased from government sites.
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