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VA didn’t tell Navy vet about HIV diagnosis for 20 years, lawsuit says
'I looked at the patient and asked him who was his infectious disease doctor, and patient stated he did not have one.'
Preventing HIV-positive service members from becoming officers has ‘no rational basis,’ federal judge rules
A U.S. military policy that blocks HIV-positive service members from being commissioned as officers has “no rational basis,” a federal judge said in declining to throw out claims brought by graduates of the Air Force and Navy academies
Federal court upholds ruling that prevented discharge of 2 HIV-positive airman
LGBTQ advocacy groups are celebrating a ruling by a federal appeals court upholding an injunction that prevented the Trump administration from firing two members of the Air Force because they were HIV-positive
Lawsuit Claims 2 Airmen Were Discharged After Testing Positive For HIV
The Trump administration was accused in a federal lawsuit of violating the constitutional rights of two U.S. Air Force members...
A Major VA Medical Center Gave Veterans Inaccurate HIV Test Results, Investigation Finds
At least eight military veterans who were tested for HIV at the Miami VA Medical Center received a different result...
Unclean Equipment Might Have Exposed 135 Patients To HIV At Qatar Base
As many as 135 patients could have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis at a U.S. air base in Qatar...
VA Dentist May Have Infected Hundreds Of Veterans With HIV, Hepatitis
Nearly 600 veterans learned this week that they could have hepatitis B, hepatitis C or HIV because a Department of...
