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WHO Releases New Hepatitis B Guidelines - Vimarsana News

WHO Releases New Hepatitis B Guidelines

The 2024 HBV guidelines provide updated evidence-informed recommendations on key priority topics including treatment eligibility, diagnostics, and service delivery.

WHO taps ex-sex worker among names to join trans advisory board - Vimarsana News

WHO taps ex-sex worker among names to join trans advisory board

The World Health Organization has proposed that a man who identifies as female and is a former prostitute with HIV who once described sex work as “empowering” serve on its expert advisory group on transgender health.

WHO taps trans activist, ex-prostitute who calls sex work 'empowering' to join advisory board - Vimarsana News

WHO taps trans activist, ex-prostitute who calls sex work 'empowering' to join advisory board

(CHRISTIAN POST) – The World Health Organization has proposed that a man who identifies as female and is a former prostitute with HIV who once described sex work as “empowering” serve on its expert advisory group on trans health. Erika Castellanos is the executive director of the advocacy group Global Action for Trans Equality, where…

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World Health Organization Names Former Prostitute, 'Gender #@%!-Ing' Theorist to Trans Health Board - Vimarsana News

World Health Organization Names Former Prostitute, 'Gender #@%!-Ing' Theorist to Trans Health Board

 

W.H.O. Will Not Craft Trans Guidelines for Minors, Cites 'Limited' Evidence - Vimarsana News

W.H.O. Will Not Craft Trans Guidelines for Minors, Cites 'Limited' Evidence

The W.H.O. will not craft transgender healthcare guidelines for minors, citing "limited" evidence for longer-term outcomes.