BASELINE is a free UK National HIV & Hepatitis magazine.
"In the May issue 3
Our first positive cover star Todd Murray of the Does HIV Look Like Me? Campaign
UK Parliamentary HIV Policy Officer writes on the UK general election (Click 
to follow the APPG HIV/AIDS)
Top HIV nurse writes on Crystal Meth and gay men
Susan Cole writes on pregnancy
Preview of findings from NAT/Crusaid Poverty Report
Jane Phillips on Hepatitis B coinfection
Plus ten pages of news and seven columnists
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In issue 5 we explore:
- Reports from the International AIDS conference in Vienna
- HIV & Criminal law explained
- Becoming a Journalist
- Healthy Living
- News - UK, Global,Treatments, HIV and hepatitis
- Microbicides Update
- New guidance reports on starting HIV treatments
- Hepatitis bloggers from World Hepatitis Alliance
- Plus the regular features Bylines, Lifeline, Hotline, Fineline, Drop-us-a-line
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I have raised with concern that Baseline receives funding through advertising to help with it costs. TCell provides the information free without additional funding, though this has been sought and yet to be received.
Some 31,000 people have visited TCell website this year alone and we thank you and for those who have needed to access the information we provide. We are also grateful for the responses received so far upon the TCell survey which is still open for people to comment http://tcell.org.uk/forums/tcellorguk-user-survey .
The work TCell and it volunteers brings, is that of a missed opportunity within the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS and brings together the life experiences of those living with HIV/AIDS and an accumulative information to support us all, TCell has no commercial gain from this venture but to empower and inform others.
Thank you.
Kevin
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The new issue of Baseline magazine is out. You can read it by clicking here.
If you want to download a copy from this site you can so do by clicking here.
In issue 4 we explore:
I have to say this magazine seems to be coming on leaps and bounds.
If you want to follow them on Twitter or Facebook the details are in the main post above.
Also I hear that they will have a new website up and running on the 1st August or thereabout. I will let you know when.
Thanks to the team at Baseline for producing a quality magazine for our community!
If you want your own copy delivered to your door it costs £10.00 for six editions. Call 0121 449 4405 or email editor@baseline-hiv.co.uk