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Lisa Capaldi- proportion of troubled, disorderly or “If having sex can kill you, ni, a doctor who treats gay men, noted annoying people than does the College Village: we are suff ering from the “If I doesn’t anybody with half in a recent New York Times article subway station or the Loblaws super- build it, they will come” syndrome a brain stop fucking?” about PrEP that she’s seen “very little store at Church and Carlton [“Manor [“The Vic on Church Street Closes Its Dr Emma Brookner’s question in interest” among her patients. While the Closes,” Xtra #763, re: Brent S, Jan Doors,” dailyxtra.com, Dec 19]. Sadly, Larry Kramer’s play The Normal Heart same article highlighted stigma from 23]. The 519 is one of the safer places what really happened with The Vic and is a cymbal-crashing line that resonates healthcare workers as one possible rea- I visit in Toronto.
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