Tim Murphy

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Reporter on HIV/AIDS and LGBT issues for The Nation, The New York Times, New York magazine, Poz, Out, The Advocate and other outlets

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For years, public health officials fought AIDS with information and education. It seemed like it was working, but not for everyone.

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