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New Zealand, Britain ease rules on blood donations by gay men
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news.abs-cbn.comDec 15 2020 12:04 AMLONDON - New Zealand and Britain became on Monday the latest countries to ease rules on blood donations by gay and bisexual men, as supply concerns caused by COVID-19 increase scrutiny of AIDS pandemic-era restrictions that LGBT+ rights advocates say are homophobic.New Zealand's government cut the celibacy period for gay and bisexual men to give blood from a year to three months, regardless of whether or not they had used condoms, the New Zealand Blood Service said on its website on Monday.In Britain, which previously had a three-month deferral period, a behavior-based policy will now be used, meaning anyone - gay or straight - who has had anal sex with multiple partners or a new partner will not be able to donate.
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Medical professionals praise new HIV treatment
Medical professionals from the Modena HIV Metabolic Clinic have praised a new HIV treatment which is administered via injections. The European Union announced on Monday December 21 it has approved the first injectable, bi-monthly treatment for HIV, meaning people living with the condition would no longer have to take daily medication.
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