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The 18 pages that link to HIV/AIDS activism, each with the reason it gives.

• Post-exposure prophylaxisRelated: Activism helped make HIV prevention and treatment access central public-health concerns.

• ACT UPNarrower topic: ACT UP became a defining force within the wider AIDS activism movement.

• Elton JohnRelated: John became a prominent advocate and fundraiser during and after the AIDS crisis.

• Chosen familyRelated: Activist networks often became sources of care for people rejected or unsupported elsewhere.

• Elizabeth TaylorNarrower topic: Taylor’s activism brought prominent public attention and fundraising to the epidemic.

• Anthony FauciRelated: Activists pressured Fauci’s institute to accelerate trials and include patients in research decisions.

• Arthur AsheRelated: After disclosing his HIV diagnosis, Ashe used his prominence to increase public attention and support research.

• Diana, Princess of WalesRelated: Diana’s ungloved contact with people with AIDS challenged stigma around casual touch.

• AIDS crisisNarrower topic: Activism converted grief and exclusion into pressure that changed research and public policy.

• Françoise Barré-SinoussiRelated: Her scientific work intersected with efforts to expand treatment access and address stigma.

• Jamie Lee CurtisRelated: Curtis has supported AIDS-related causes and participated in public fundraising efforts.

• Charlie SheenRelated: Sheen’s disclosure brought renewed public attention to HIV testing and treatment.

• Greg LouganisNarrower topic: Louganis's disclosure made his public identity part of wider conversations about HIV.

• History of human sexualityRelated: Activists challenged stigma, medical neglect, and assumptions about sexual communities.

• Gaëtan DugasRelated: Activists challenged stigma and misinformation surrounding both AIDS and the Patient Zero story.

• Gay pornographyRelated: Activism challenged stigmatizing narratives about gay sexuality, including those attached to pornography.

• Louise HayRelated: Hay offered support groups for people with AIDS in Los Angeles during the 1980s.

• Sharon StoneRelated: Stone has supported HIV/AIDS causes and chaired amfAR’s annual benefit gala.