by Lucile Scott
Recent scientific findings have spawned a renewed commitment to conducting biomedical research on primates. But the questions remain: Do chimps hold the secret to stopping AIDS? Or are we barking up the wrong tree and torturing our close relatives unnecessarily to find out?
by Regan Hofmann POZ asks Kevin Frost, CEO of the Foundation for AIDS Research, the $100,000 question that HIV-positive inquiring minds want to know: Does it pay to cure AIDS?
by Laura Whitehorn
Researchers in Japan and Britain are exploring a new way to control diabetes—and it doesn’t involve a pill. Chamomile tea, they say, reduced glucose levels in lab rats.
by James Wortman
Dab Garner’s relationship with AIDS began in 1981 when the disease was
still known as GRID (Gay-Related Immunodeficiency Disease) and few knew
what the mysterious virus was and why it was spreading.