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White, bold, all-caps text reads “THE ATTACK ON PATIENTS & CLINICS” on a solid dark blue background. The words “THE ATTACK” are much larger than the rest of the text, drawing strong attention.
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Could It Be Magic?

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DAP Health Director of Development: Events and Partnerships Debbie Chapman doesn’t just produce fabulous affairs, she helps raise lifesaving funds.

Food For Thought

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Restaurateur and DAP Health major donor Liz Ostoich has a four-letter-word philosophy for living life: LOVE!

Not All Superheroes Wear Capes

A smiling man with glasses and a stethoscope around his neck stands in front of a black background decorated with colorful neon signs, including smiley faces, a lightning bolt, lips, and a cloud. He wears a black shirt and a patterned lanyard.

Some wear lab coats. Like DAP Health Director of Specialty Programs Dr. Jason Halperin, who’s long known he wanted to devote his life to HIV/AIDS care.

A Home For Always

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With the help of a few cherished friends, DAP Health formally unveils its second on-campus affordable housing complex, Palm Springs’ Vista Sunrise II.

Manny’s Pride Story

A smiling man with short dark hair stands against a solid turquoise background. Wearing a shiny purple jacket over a patterned shirt, he has his arms crossed, giving an approachable and cheerful vibe—perfect for celebrating at a Pride Parade.

For many, living with HIV has meant living with a daily pill. But long-lasting, injectable Cabenuva changed the treatment game for good.

One Day at a Time

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DAP Health Chief of Brand Marketing Steven Henke lives the lyrics of Miss Diana Ross: “There’s a new me coming out…” Find out how and why.

TMVII: A New Sexually Transmitted Fungus

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Trichophyton Mentagrophytes Type VII (TMVII for short) is in the news, and you may have heard about it. It’s a rare fungus that causes a treatable rash on the skin. It […]

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