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July 11
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myHIVteam

Sharing your story and helpful HIV resources is a wonderful thing to do! Raising awareness and helping others feel less alone is so valuable.

Here are some tips to keep in mind when sharing:

- Make sure any links you share come from trusted sources like HIV.gov, the CDC, or other reputable health organizations
- Be Show Full Answer

Sharing your story and helpful HIV resources is a wonderful thing to do! Raising awareness and helping others feel less alone is so valuable.

Here are some tips to keep in mind when sharing:

- Make sure any links you share come from trusted sources like HIV.gov, the CDC, or other reputable health organizations
- Be mindful of your own privacy — only share what you're comfortable with
- Be cautious of any sources that claim to offer quick fixes or cures, and avoid linking to those
- Using HIV-related hashtags like #StopHIVTogether can help your content reach more people who need it

Your story could make a real difference to someone who is newly diagnosed and feeling lost. Go for it! 💙

July 11
A myHIVteam Member

Yes, as long as they are about HIV, and not outside advertising or selling of non-hiv material.

July 25

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