POZ October-November 1994
POZ October-November 1994
In every issue of POZ, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
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Proud Mary
Mary Fisher talks about her life, her political party, her kids and what it means to be the planet’s most famous mommy with AIDS.
Inside the Issue
AIDS and Health Scare Reform
Larry Day’s death certificate says he died from a barrage of AIDS-related infections that finally wore out his weakened body.
Oh Boy!
Boy George on AIDS and pop music’s incessant homophobia
HMOs Will Kill Us All
Managed care is not the answer for people battling AIDS
S.O.S.
“We market to well people, not sick people”
RPF
When is enough enough?
Rising Sun?
Mixed signals from Yokohama’s International AIDS Conference
Chinese Medicine Takes Root
This is a story about two mutually hostile philosophies forced against their wills to collaborate to everyone’s benefit.
Savage Grace
HIV, while slowly ravaging the body, gently nudges the spirit to life.
Sister Act
Washington, D.C. kids find safe haven at Grandma’s House
Does Reality Bite?
Casey Davidson (and her boyfriend) take the female condom out for a test drive.
A Dance Story
Capturing the Joffrey’s Eddie Stierle in mid-flight
Philadelphia, the Prequel?
How Forrest Gump became an AIDS movie
Another Patsy, Bill?
Patsy Fleming, a special assistant to Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala, appointed interim National AIDS Policy Coordinator
Swing Shift
Actor Henry Menendez takes a bow
AIDS: American as Apple Pie
The San Francisco Giants step up to the plate.
Whose Advocate?
Sex survey raises alarm but not consciousness
TAG, ACT UP in Hot Fax War
Which is more important: quick access to a reasonably safe drug or knowing just how well an expensive drug works?
Alice’s Wonderland
Tulsa’s Rainbow Village shines under Alice Wilder Bates
AIDS Law: Overruled
Tenth Circuit overturns HIV disclosure case
POZ VCR: More Proof
Acclaimed documentary now available on video
AIDS Zen: Party
New Year’s Eve -- the torture chamber of hope.
House Call
Congress’ Attending Physicians Office plays the game
Tea Time
Kambucha mushrooms have Californians brewing
Sex: In Search Of
Where, oh where, can sex be found in the 90s?
Life: Do Good Intentions Kill?
Starting now, PWAs must speak and fight for themselves
Health: Everybody Means Everybody
Health care reform debate not over for people with AIDS
Alternative Health: What About Us?
Managed care is the enemy, folks. Organize.
Media: Blow Hards
Surprise! Safer sex heads summer AIDS journalism from Out to The Nation
POZ Insider
Who’s moving and what’s shaking in treatment activism
Checking In: Love Matters
Aileen Getty has redefined herself by her accomplishments against the epidemic.
People Like Them: Sign o’ the Pines
Does how we play tell us how we live?
