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Jeff Berry

  • Executive Director, The Reunion Project
Chicago
As seen in: TheBody, Pride Source, TheBodyPro.com, Positively Aware, Out in Jersey Magazine, Air Med & Rescue
Find me at @jeffberry.bsky.social Executive director of The Reunion Project, the alliance of HIV long-term survivors. Former editor of Positively Aware magazine
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Jeff Berry is Director of Publications at Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN) and editor of Positively Aware magazine, the country’s leading not-for-profit publication on HIV treatment and wellness. Berry has contributed to numerous publications and websites including The Advocate, TheBody.com and Windy City Times. He was a contributing author for the book Out and Proud in Chicago, and has appeared on Sirius Radio’s OutQ in the Morning, The Morning Jolt with Larry Flick, and The Michelangelo Sig…

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A guide to the Drug Guide

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By Jeff Berry, Enid Vázquez Verified
| Positively Aware Verified
It is recommended that everyone living with HIV be on antiviral treatment, and as soon as possible after diagnosis, according to the HIV treatment guidelines from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The scientific evidence for HIV treatment is so strong that HHS recommends starting therapy on the same day an HIV diagnosis is received. Treatment helps keep people healthy and keeps AIDS at bay, among other benefits. It can even prevent the transmission of HIV to sex partners.
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HIV Prevention | Positively Aware

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By Rick Guasco, Karine Dubé, Lynda Dee, Jeff Berry
| Positively Aware Verified
This PrEP method is still a desirable option in the U.S. for cisgender women
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A guide to the Drug Guide

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By Jeff Berry, Enid Vázquez Verified
| Positively Aware Verified
It is recommended that everyone living with HIV be on antiviral treatment, and as soon as possible after diagnosis, according to the HIV treatment guidelines from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The scientific evidence for HIV treatment is so strong that HHS recommends starting therapy on the same day an HIV diagnosis is received. Treatment helps keep people healthy and keeps AIDS at bay, among other benefits. It can even prevent the transmission of HIV to sex partners.
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