MeetPositives News & Platform Updates

This is where we share what's happening at MeetPositives — new features, platform improvements, community milestones, and company announcements. Since launching in 2013, MeetPositives has grown into one of the most trusted dating communities for positive singles globally, and we're committed to continuing to improve the experience for every member. Follow this section to stay current on what's new, what's coming, and how we're responding to member feedback. Have a suggestion or a story to share? Reach out via our support center — we read everything.

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Dual-Target Herpes Vaccine Strategy Shows Real Promise

Dual-Target Herpes Vaccine Strategy Shows Real Promise

A new dual-target vaccine approach is showing strong results in early research against genital herpes. Here's what the science actually says — and what it means for the 500 million people living with HSV-2 worldwide.

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Yale's Two-Shot Herpes Vaccine Strategy Is Turning Heads

Yale's Two-Shot Herpes Vaccine Strategy Is Turning Heads

Yale researchers unveiled a two-pronged vaccine strategy targeting genital herpes — and early results suggest it could outperform every single-approach attempt before it. Here's what the science actually says.

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HPV Vaccine Nearly Eliminates Cervical Cancer Deaths

HPV Vaccine Nearly Eliminates Cervical Cancer Deaths

A major new study finds women vaccinated against HPV before age 17 face near-zero risk of dying from cervical cancer. Here's what the data means for our community.

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HPV Vaccine Is Wiping Out Cervical Cancer Deaths

HPV Vaccine Is Wiping Out Cervical Cancer Deaths

New data shows cervical cancer deaths have plummeted in vaccinated populations. For the HPV community, this is decades of public health work finally paying off in real lives saved.

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HPV Vaccine Is Slashing Cervical Cancer Deaths. Here's the Data.

HPV Vaccine Is Slashing Cervical Cancer Deaths. Here's the Data.

New data shows cervical cancer deaths have dropped dramatically in vaccinated populations. For those of us living with HPV, this is the clearest proof yet that the vaccine works — and who still needs it.

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UC Irvine's $4M NIH Grant: Hope for a Herpes Vaccine

UC Irvine's $4M NIH Grant: Hope for a Herpes Vaccine

A UC Irvine scientist has received nearly $4 million from the NIH to develop a therapeutic herpes vaccine. Here's what this exciting breakthrough means for people living with HSV-2.

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HPV Vaccine Cuts Cervical Cancer Risk to Near Zero

HPV Vaccine Cuts Cervical Cancer Risk to Near Zero

Groundbreaking research shows the HPV vaccine has reduced cervical cancer death risk in young women to 'close to zero.' Here's what this means for the HPV community and why vaccination still matters.

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AI Chatbots & HPV Vaccination: What Parents Should Know

AI Chatbots & HPV Vaccination: What Parents Should Know

New research shows AI chatbots can boost parents' willingness to vaccinate their kids against HPV — but the effect fades fast. Here's what the findings mean for our community.

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Sexual Health Disclosure: Why More People Are Saying 'Yes' to Honesty in Dating

Sexual Health Disclosure: Why More People Are Saying 'Yes' to Honesty in Dating

For years, conversations about STI status in dating were marked by silence and shame. But something is changing. More people than ever are choosing honesty about their sexual health status—and discovering that transparency builds stronger, more authentic relationships. This article explores the cultural shift toward disclosure, why it's happening, and what it means for modern dating.

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