POZ June-July 1994
POZ June-July 1994
In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
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Bill T. Jones On Top
Bill T. Jones isn’t afraid to say what he feels or believes.
How TB Came Back
The disease quaintly referred to as “consumption” in the novels of its Victorian heyday has come roaring back onto the public health scene.
Home HIV Testing Is Near
What’s all the fuss about, anyway?
Inside the Issue
S.O.S.
On becoming a survivor
Remembering Rudy
“Will those who never saw him dance think of him only as the Rock Hudson of ballet?”
Home Free?
Home testing also raises legal issues
Strubco and the Home Test
POZ publisher plays role in development of home test kit
Community Support?
Initial response to survey seems strong and enthusiastic
C’est Magnifique!
Florent Morellet carves up the meat packing district
Marlon Riggs, 37
Marlon Riggs, a filmmaker who won Emmy and Peabody awards for his documentaries died of AIDS on April 5.
Pas de Deux
Learning to dance
Bad News Barrer
POZ’s interview with Bob Hattoy ruffles Kris Gebbie’s feathers
Finnish Your Veggies
Study linking vitamins with cancer criticized
Who’s Tim McCarthy?
GCN’s White House correspondent recording history
Flex This
How strongman Teddy Kalidas already won
POZ VCR
Sex Is..., an explicit documentary, hits video stores
AIDS Law
When known HIV exposure occurs
POZ Biz: The Cure
If the government won’t spend the money to find a cure for AIDS, there is always Hollywood.
See No Evil
Patrick O’Connell’s visual world
Tribute
David Fisch’s angry legacy
Speaking the Truth
APLA’s Phill Wilson walks the walk
Overheard
Learning to Heal: Mothers’ Voices, Miracle House and other confront the pain head on
Urban Angels
Sam & Howard Josepher’s big city problems
Acting Up
Tonya Hall tells her story on stage
AIDS Zen: Morning
Waking from sleep -- a plane is heard descending.
Essay: World AIDS Conference
Pessimism reigns as Japan’s World AIDS Conference nears
Animal Farm Redux
Living with both intelligent awareness and HIV poses trials of endurance little documented in the vast literature of the plague.
Life
Surviving a big city breakdown
Sex
Oral sex just ain’t what it used to be
Health
Avoiding the burnt-out physician
Alternative Health
Long-term survivors can help us now
Media
How People covers AIDS says a lot about us
HIV Standard of Care
HIV Standards of Care differ by region, treatment philosophy and patient population.
Going Home: Gene Schneider
Gene Schneider’s own private Iowa
Gazette-June/July 1994
What’s news in the world of AIDS
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