POZ April-May 1995
POZ April-May 1995
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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Larry Kramer, With Sugar On Top
We all know Larry Kramer, or think we know him.
Don’t Drink the Water
Everywhere, it seems, people are shrieking about water safety. From magazine covers. In newsletters and newspapers.
Greg Louganis Surfaces
The Journey of self-discovery begins for a gentle Olympic champion
A Thousand Words
A single image can catch our eye, change our mood, heal our soul, change the world.
Peter Jennings Gets Angry
A large part of the fight against AIDS has been an uphill battle to have the true scope of the pandemic shown in the media.
Inside the Issue
Hello Larry
Superstars opine on Kramer
Does Your City Test for Crypto?
Cities are not yet required by the EPA to test for Cryptosporidium in their water supply.
H20 411
Boiling water for five minutes is the best protection against Cryptosporidium.
POZ Reads
A visual feast, a frank book
Time After Times
Reporter Tom Morgan firmly takes stock
S.O.S.
French attitude toward AIDS is truly offensive
Sex, Lies & Videotape
Telling the truth only gets tougher with time
A Queen for Connie
Blunt talk from Los Angeles AIDS diva
Liver To Tell
Doctors analyze POZ publish Sean O. Strub’s liver values
That Sinking Feeling
Anemia is avoidable, identifiable and treatable
Who Say’s There’s No Glamour?
Leading woman’s magazine profiles straight PWAs
Feel the Burn, Baby
HIV doesn’t have to kill your dreams
Hurry Up and Wait
Go ahead and be difficult, stubborn and obnoxious-it’s your right
John Milks Booth
A trip to the adult “boothstore” recalls the South of France
Surefire Man-bagger
Looking for love at the local supermarket
Why Not a Cure?
ACT UP’s AIDS Cure Project will work
Delta, Delta, Delta
HarperCollins’ Cracking the Corporate Closet exposes American businesses
Christian Soldiers
Mario Gonzalez does good works with Catholic group
My Brother, My Self
Choreographer Neil Greenberg touches nerve with AIDS work
Casey’s Pop Life
Mariah Carey’s mother and HIV positive sister in custody battle
Mississippi Burning
Unprecedented judge’s ruling sparks widespread outrage
