POZ December 2018
POZ December 2018
In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
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Features
The POZ 100: Celebrating People 50 And Over
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: A-B
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: C-D
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: E-G
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: H-I
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: J-K
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: L-M
2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: N-R
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
The POZ 100: S-Z
The 2018 POZ 100 celebrates people 50 and over with HIV making a difference in the fight against the virus.
Editor’s Letter
A Touch of Gray
The 2018 POZ 100 list celebrates advocates living with HIV who are 50 and over.
POZ Q+A
Strong & Healthy
NMAC offers support and engagement opportunities to advocates living with HIV who are 50 and over.
POZ Planet
On the Pill and on TV
Truvada drugmaker Gilead Sciences promotes HIV prevention and PrEP.
Unique Voices in HIV-Themed Memoirs, Art Books and More
Rentboys, artists, doctors and historians—all have something valuable to say about HIV in our latest roundup of books.
An Oral History of AIDS and Art
Listen to (or read) 40 in-depth interviews with artists who created work during the early epidemic.
The Good Kind of Viral
When your HIV social media post reaches the masses
Voices
I’ve Said It
POZ blogger and long-term survivor Bob Leahy reflects on the ways that the virus shapes our lives, whether we like it or not.
Long Forgotten
POZ copy chief Joe Mejía recaps the contributions of Buddies, the first feature film about AIDS.
Spotlight
#USCA2018
A social media recap of USCA 2018.
Everyday
Everyday — December 2018
Here are some important dates in AIDS history.
Care and Treatment
Viral Suppression Disparities
These disparities are based on jurisdiction, race and transmission category.
Do ARVs Boost Blood Pressure?
Today’s HIV meds are not linked to this common condition.
Treating Heavy Drinking
Monthly injections of extended-release naltrexone helps heavy drinkers with HIV cut back.
Hep C and Substance Abuse on the Brain
These two factors may exacerbate brain declines in people with HIV.
Research Notes
Prevention: Condom Update
New findings suggest that condoms cut HIV risk by just over 90 percent for anal sex.
Treatment: Long-Acting Injectable
Promising findings from a study of a two-drug injectable treatment given every four weeks.
Cure: Posttreatment Control
Post-HIV-treatment viral control is more likely in those treated very early.
Concerns: Poorer Mental Health
The longer people in a British study had been living with diagnosed HIV, the more likely they were to have depression and anxiety.
Heroes
Community Relations
Krishna Stone celebrates 25 years at Gay Men’s Health Crisis.
Survey
Time After Time
December 2018 Survey
Digital Edition
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