POZ May 1998
POZ May 1998
In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
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Just His Imagination
Joni? Dagmar? Jean Cocteau? Will the real John Kelly please come out?
Inside the Issue
Down On the Pharm
Loose lips fill ’scrips
From Unsafe to Ill
Who’s responsible for new infections? Criminalization says it’s the PWA. Prevention says both partners. Right now, criminalization’s winning
Power Plants
A key ingredient in my decision-making about treatments is how they make me feel," Hal Kooden says.
Take a Letter, Shalala
Dear Uncle Sam c/o Aunt Donna
Sherri on Top
Come to the HIV, old chum
Jibe Talk
Riding the rough waves of the Pacific and HIV
AIDS and the Single Girl
Looking for makeup tips, she found HIV
Lazarus: Love Among the Ruins
A miracle man goes where friends cannot follow
Survey: A Council Resigned
The president’s AIDS advisors bark but don’t bite
Plant Primer
The dirt on choosing and using herbs
S.O.S.
Texas prisons hand out death sentences with pills to HIV positive inmates
Garden Variety
A bouquet of botanicals used in HIV infection
Spit Tune
The FYI on TSP
Life: Good Pill Hunting
A survivor meditates on kinder, gentler medications
Last Laugh: Impossible Dream
The protease side effect no one’s talking about
What’s The Point?
Puncture pundits square off on devilish data
Read This: Heroic Measures
In A Fragile Circle, Mark Senak closes his with memories of the early days
Number’s Up
CDC gives thumbs down for unique identifier
Mother’s Little Helpers
Triple cocktails for two
A Yale Tale
Doc-to-be sues an Ivy League for HIV
The Big Sleep
Kevorkian-wannabe convicted
Bearback
The first-ever Broadway Bears auction, starring 40 one-of-a-kind cubs dressed in handmade costumes
Say What
“’Who wants to be an old man in San Francisco?’”
More Life: Even Tough Guys Get HIV
A boy from the Bronx walks out of the neighborhood
Tribute: My Brother, My Self
Carl Vogel endures in his sister’s acclaimed work and in his father’s ASO
HIV Naysayers Find Their Achilles’ HEAL
An “AIDS dissident” movement draws on PWA disgust with medical hype--but sacrifices truth and safety in the process
If I Grow Up
If I Grow Up is a collection of stories Scott Fried has amassed in his five-year quest to teach teenagers about AIDS and self-respect.
The Normal Heart
The Normal Heart is the Titanic of AIDS plays -- Titanic the movie, not the ship.
Gay Widowers: Life After the Death of a Partner
Gay Widowers is a vault of memory; it holds essays that will make you sad, mad, even laugh.
Won From the Heart
J. Michael Bell has gathered recipes from the most diverse group of people you could imagine.
