Recent Stories

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  HIV/AIDS 05.15.2013

  Talking National AIDS Policy at Fenway

  May 14, Fenway hosted the White House’s Office of National AIDS Policy New England forum.
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  Health Care 04.25.2013

  Under the age of 26? Get the HPV vaccine

  The HPV vaccine is recommended for everyone under the age of 26. Find out why.

• Community News 04.23.2013

  Free Screening of Go Deep

  Fenway's YLC hosts a screening of "deepsouth" as part of the Boston LGBT Film Festival.
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  Behavioral Health 04.18.2013

  National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

  National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) 2013 is April 21–27. Each April...
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  HIV/AIDS 04.08.2013

  Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

  National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights the impact of HIV/AIDS on young people.
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  Behavioral Health 04.02.2013

  Community Partnership Fights Sexual Violence on the T

  If you ride the MBTA, you may notice new posters during...

• Health Care 03.25.2013

  Health Advisory Update: New York City Meningitis Cases Among Men Who Have Sex With Men (MSM) Remain a Concern; Cases in Los Angeles County Not Connected

  This post was updated on April 23, 2013 The Boston Public Health...
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  LGBT Health 03.22.2013

  National LGBT Health Awareness Week 2013

  The 11th annual National LGBT Health Awareness Week—a nationwide event that...

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• 05.16.2013

  The LGBT Aging Project Joins Fenway Health

• 04.08.2013

  STD Awareness Month: The Clap, An Annoyance Or A Menace

• 01.04.2013

  The Fenway Institute commends National Institutes of Health on release of analysis and plans for LGBT health research

• 12.26.2012

  Fenway Calls for Inclusion in IOM Report on Collecting Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data in EHRs

• 10.10.2012

  HPV Vaccine Could Prevent Thousands of Cancers and Genital Warts, Especially for Women and Gay Men

• 09.24.2012

  Vote for Your Health: Voter Registration Day

• 07.20.2012

  Homophobia Hinders AIDS Fight

• 07.17.2012

  Huffington Post: A New Turning Point in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS