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Tim Murphy

Tim Murphy has been writing about HIV/AIDS, LGBT, culture and politics since 1994. Author of the novels Christodora and Correspondents. He also writes for the New York Times, New York Magazine, Out Magazine, The Advocate, the Nation and many other publications.

Articles

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How to Get Hepatitis C Treatment

Tips for people with hep C and for providers.

Closing the Hepatitis C Treatment Gap

Here’s why so few Americans have been cured of hep C—and how we can do better.

Life After Liver Disease

Managing HIV and fatty liver through a better diet and more exercise.

Stella Armstrong

Still a Happy Camper

Stella Armstrong keeps fighting hepatitis C.

Ready to Live Her Best Life

New Yorker Alejandrina Peña had hepatitis C—until a great doctor and powerful new treatment gave her a fresh start.

Advocacy Still in Action

Ryan Clary continues his efforts to eliminate the hepatitis C epidemic.

Gloria Searson

Positively Empowering

Gloria Searson keeps changing the way people think about hepatitis C.

Perseverance Continued

Hepatitis C advocate Peter McLoyd is still transforming bad times into good ones.

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Living to Tell

Hepatitis C activist Patricia Shelton still has a love for life.

Staying Alive

Sherri Lewis continues to sing out loud for people living with hep C.

Persevering Pioneer

Alan Franciscus reflects on the impact of his hep C advocacy.

Still a Hero

Lucinda K. Porter, RN, remains passionate about hepatitis C advocacy.

Amplifying Our Voices

Rep. Hank Johnson continues to fight for Americans living with viral hepatitis.

Still Overcoming Adversity

Hepatitis C activist Wayne Starks remains dedicated to staying healthy.

I’m Still Standing

Houstonian Terri Milton is determined not to let advanced fatty liver disease get the best of her.

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Going Global

Personal struggles with liver disease led Donna Cryer to advocacy.