POZ June-July 1996
POZ June-July 1996
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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Do You Believe in Magic?
Magic Johnson doesn’t want to talk about AIDS. Yet he has changed forever the way America sees people with HIV.
Inside the Issue
Cents and Sensibility
What now drives ASOs financially is at odds with what drives them politically.
Dementia
Preplanning, expert care and human compassion help manage the trauma
A Mind of Her Own
Dementia doesn’t disorient Lisa Yingling’s sense of service, style or self
Blade Runner
Brian Wright breaks the ice
Mortal Obsession
Joseph Sharp demystifies our greatest taboo
The Heat Is On
A Miami cop relinquishes his right to remain silent
Betrayal! Cowardice! Treachery!
The new Buzz in Hollywood ain’t Nathan Lane
S.O.S.
Great expectations
On Pins and Needles
Acupuncture may be ancient, but it offers thoroughly modern benefits
Crazy? Not at All
Techniques for diagnosing and treating HIV dementia
Missing Person
One day you wake up and the whole world is different
In the Matter of Life and Death
Two courts rule that either is your choice
Rituals
The morning shower separates dreamland from reality.
Up In Smoke
Cigarettes increase your risk of PCP, but, oh that first drag of the day
Manifesto Destiny
Kiki wants to live -- by any means necessary
Fast Times at Hillsboro High
River gets expelled for teaching head to the class
Sense of a Woman
Dominic enters the Golden Gates
Show Me Some Skin
Dr. Joseph Sonnabend analyzes Sean O. Strub’s skin tests for immune function and TB
Who to call to help pay for meds
Many drug companies -- often in response to activist pressure -- have set up programs to help people who cannot afford medications.
It’s Up To Him, New York: Ronald Johnson
A positive city official stays healthy with vitamins, support groups and hope
Cool Food
Making your summertime eating light, tasty and easy
