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The Spring Issue of Positive Living is out now and Robert Mitchell’s report from the World AIDS Conference in Washington heads a round-up of news; Adrian Ogier summarises three of the latest cure-related research findings; David Menadue writes on ‘The Power of Resilience'; Neil McKellar Stewart reminds us ‘Why treatment is good for you’; Ruth Hennessey talks about Cognitive Behaviour Therapy; Dr Louise discusses gonorrhoea and herpes; and the final 'Tale from the Network' deals with fatigue.

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The winter edition of Positive Living is out and can be read in the new 'flip book' format.

It brings you news on microbicides, PrEP and when to treat; addresses two sexual dilemmas—unprotected sex and sexual dysfunction; reports from a symposium on the prevention needs of positive women; tells a tale of how information, treatment and support work best together; introduces us to ‘mindfulness’ in a new column on tackling depression and anxiety; and answers a positive woman’s question about starting treatment.

The Autumn issue of Positive Living is now out!

In this issue James May writes about dealing with a drug and alcohol crisis; Graham Douglas-Meyer tells us about recent changes to DSP assessments; David Menadue writes about our ‘combo prevention’ future; Neil McKellar-Stewart contributed to our treatment briefs; Dr Louise Owen tackles health checks for the
over-50s; Vic Perri informs us about new HIV apps for smartphones; Peter Watts shows us how to protect ourselves from bone diseases and Sean Slavin gives us the results of the NAPWHA Stigma Survey.