HIV-positive Londoner reflects on 35 years of love, loss and survival

ByThe London Free Press 28 November 202128 November 2021

For HIV-positive Londoner Dave Windling, it's been a long, often painful and anxious journey from 'the days of no hope' to treatments that opened the door to a long, satisfying life. He first spoke out in 1992, looking to put a human face on AIDS after losing a partner. Now 64, he updates his story with a timely reminder for our COVID-dominated times: 'Follow the science' Read More

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