POZ January 2006
POZ January 2006
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
On the Cover-Marvelyn Brown
Marvelyn Brown
Out in Africa
In a new memoir, South Africa’s first openly positive and openly gay high-Court judge confronts his blinding whiteness.
2006: Making Resolutions That Stick
It’s time to pop the cork on those New Year’s resolutions—and work on keeping ’em from going flat the next day.
Living
Starting Over
We are our most amazing resource.
Doctor’s Diary - January 2006
Enough about me, doc—let’s talk about you.
Boiling Pointers
Five tips for cooks who are positive they’ve never cooked before
Juiced for Health
When winter puts the freeze on your fresh-fruit supply, drink your FDA-advised five a day!
A Smarter Smear
The better weapon against human papillomavirus
Kinks in the Pipeline
Recently, Three HIV drugs got stuck in clinical trials. Why? Here’s a look at the twists and turns of drug approval.
Meds: The Sequel
A filmmaker tames a tough costar
Ask the Sexpert - January 2006
The oral report on transmission
Breaking Out
Landing on your own two feet after leaving prison
Chicken Little
Should people with HIV fear avian flu?
Catch of the Month - January 2006
Why are you such a catch? I’ll make some lucky man a great wife. I’m intelligent, sexy and don’t carry around the past like a cross.
Employee of the Month - January 2006
Piece of Work
A Higher Education
Teaching others about HIV can be a healing experience
Talking
What C2EA meant to me
An activist storm hit Washington, DC, November 5th through 8th as the Campaign to End AIDS (C2EA) unleashed rallies, demos and Hill visits.
Sex and Sickness in the City
POZ talks to a book award finalist author Mary Gaitskill, 50, was caught off guard in October when she became the first-ever National Book..
So Many Men, So Little Time
Tens years after the million man march recharged his life, Mark Tuggle takes stock of how far he’s come.
Exhibit AIDS
At sex museums, condom skyscrapers can be masterpieces, but HIV information is still a work in progress.
Alternative Scene
How this Californian resolved to master her treatment—naturally
Buzz - January 2005
Animal Planet
High-definition HIV
In 1994, The Real World’s Pedro Zamora proved that prime time could embrace a recurring HIV positive character.
A Perfect Threesome
After a decade of weepy AIDS-film clichés, we aren’t in Philadelphia anymore.
Mentors - January 2006
Worried about starting HIV meds, Andre L. got advice from Brenda Lee curry about making peace with pills
Relaxed Security
When a boyfriend tells friends her status, anonymous rethinks the importance of staying, well, anonymous.
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Mailbox - January 2006
It’s refreshing to see IBTs coming back into focus.
Editor’s Letter - January 2006
What’s In Your Notebook?
