POZ August 1997
POZ August 1997
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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Cyndi Potete’s Fire and Rain
The first North Dakotan ever charged with attempted murder by HIV
Inside the Issue
Good Morning, Nashville
Country music deejay Hoss Burns gets a wake-up call
Loving Las Vegas
For Robert Kingham, everything’s coming up cherries
Down and Out, in Nashville
Like a Hank Williams classic, HIV in Music City
Out Out Damned Spot
The social stigma and health risks of KS are giving way to a treatment revolution
You’ve Got the Power...If You Use It
Questions to ask your researcher and yourself before enrolling
Lovable Bugs
Acidophilus helps quash thrush and diarrhea
Those Darned Free Radicals
Sean Strub is dangerously low in glutathione to quash these cell-damaging molecules
Good Taste Restored
Home remedies for unappetizing taste and smell perversions
Treating off the Beaten Path
Lost in the continuing hype about the wonders of protease combos are the broader treatment needs of PWAs.
Not Dead Yet
Protease-pummeled buyers clubs find new ways to serve PWAs
Terms of Enrollment
A bill of rights for clinical trial participants
Viva la Vagina
Read my lips: Make more microbicides, don’t douche and beware demon semen
S.O.S.
Survival has its advantages, but what obligations does “new” life bring?
Married With Children
Come listen to a story ’bout a couple named Combs
Buyers Clubs Near and Far
Buyers clubs offer important resources for obtaining treatments and information about them.
POZ Picks
PICK OF THE LITTERSelf-reflection can be a bitter pill to swallow, and for this reason, Life Outside
Working Girls
Nevada’s prostitutes can get licensed, tested and taxed
The View From Here
Illness has an evil twin -- isolation. Make friends with it
Don’t Adjust Your Set
April is the coolest month: Forget Ellen...actor Michael Jeter comes out positive
Good Clean Fun
Movie censors fear touching more than mutilation.
