POZ August-September 1994
POZ August-September 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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Pedro Leaves Us Breathless
How a nice boy from Miami becomes a nationally respected AIDS activist, gets on The Real World and winds up America’s summer heartthrob.
Inside the Issue
The POZ 50, Part 1
Our list of 50 men and women who are directly influencing federal AIDS policy today
The POZ 50, Part 2
Our list of 50 men and women who are directly influencing federal AIDS policy today
S.O.S.
Lead, follow or get out of the way
Blue Plate Bigotry
South Beach PWA refused service at diner
What Lies Below
Catholic League responds to GMHC’s safer sex ads
Bob?!
Kristine Gebbie’s White House AIDS bash turns ugly
DAS Boot?
New York City’s AIDS division spared in approved Giuliani budget
A Curly Frost
At DiAna DiAna’s hair salon customers leave with the tips
True Grits
San Francisco’s Matt Levine is hot for love
Matchmaker
NCAP’s Paula Van Ness helps pay the piper
AIDS Law
Prior consent now an issue for PWAs
Tumbling Run
Artist Roger Montoya takes the long road home
When Did Steroids Become Our Friend?
Most people don’t think of PWAs and steroids. Neither do most doctors. Maybe they should.
The River’s Edge
An interview with comedian Joan Rivers
The FDA’s Dirty Little War
How the government is scaring the hell out of alternative health advocates
Overheard
Los Angeles activists Mary Lucey and Roxy Ventola want to tell you about it
POZ VCR: Deaf Heaven
Frameline’s Deaf Heaven recalls Holocaust
Read This
Books tackle different sides of AIDS
Hey, Listen!
GMHC’s Amber Hollibaugh tells lesbians the truth
In the Key of Life
Grammy-nominated pianist Fred Hersch just can’t be bothered
Antonio López’s Illustrated Legacy
But instead of going to another world and another time, Antonio let the thousand and one nights come to him.
The Shadow Knows
Image Comics gives the world its first HIV positive superhero
Bruce Mailman, 55
Gay entrepreneur Bruce Mailman died recently of AIDS.
POZ Art
Sweat and tears in NYC show
David’s Story
I just read a letter from David, who wrote to us here at POZ because he said he wanted to share his story with someone who might listen.
Face-Off: Access Should Be Our Primary Concern
People are not using current testing options
Face-Off: Easy Access to Testing is Not Enough
Effective counseling and follow-up care are essential
POZ Stats: Home Access HIV Testing
HIV home access test survey continues to generate strong response
Going Home: Tom Viola
Home fires still burn in Tom Viola’s Pittsburgh
Gazette-August/September 1994
What’s news in the world of AIDS
Planet POZ-August/September 1994
CubaA dozen or so heavy metal fans–known as frikis (freaks)–have claimed to have injecte
Trends
More photos and thoughts on HIV tattoos
AIDS Zen-August/September 1994
Evening
Checking In
My chart
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