Spitting at Science: The Unjustified Criminalization of Spitting While HIV-Positive - Bill of Health

Saliva doesn’t transmit HIV, yet a number of states explicitly criminalize the act of spitting if one is HIV-positive. These laws are grossly out of step with our current medical and social understanding of HIV.

Spitting landed an HIV-positive man in prison for 35 years. Spitting doesn't transmit HIV. - Vox

Louisiana-Based Activists Call for an End to Louisiana's 'Intentional Exposure to HIV' Crime Laws, Saying They're Rooted in Anti-Blackness

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The Viral Injustice of HIV Criminalization

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Spitting at Science: The Unjustified Criminalization of Spitting While HIV- Positive - Bill of Health

February, 2019 - Bill of Health

FLAIR: Monthly Cabotegravir + Rilpivirine Non-Inferior to DTG/ABC

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Outdated HIV Criminalization Laws Make Biting, Spitting On Law Enforcement a Felony in PA — The Reckoning

February, 2019 - Bill of Health

Evolving PrEP to Patient-Friendly Standards

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