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Cómo los barrios gay en Estados Unidos utilizaron la experiencia del VIH para ayudar contra el COVID

  • Written by Daniel Baldwin Hess, Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, University at Buffalo
imageLos grupos de salud y apoyo del VIH ofrecieron pruebas de COVID-19 y otros servicios comunitarios durante la pandemia iStock / Getty Images PlusiStock / Getty Images Plus

A lo largo de la pandemia, los vecindarios han desempeñado un papel fundamental y bien documentado al brindar los servicios sociales y de salud necesarios para que las...

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