POZ October 1998
POZ October 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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Feature
Open Wide, AIDS Ride
Dan Pallota’s fabled rides raise millions for AIDS. Is it time to look a gift horse in the mouth?
Inside the Issue
Climb Every Mountain
The art of selling HIV drugs
The Necessity of Excess
More and more of late, I find myself thinking about the late ’70s and early ’80s.
The Latest on Early Intervention
A “Hurry Up and Wait” strategy looks better than ever
Photo Copy
From the Navy to the art world, this guy gets it coming and going
Tomorrow’s “It” Girl
Just try to catch up with Candis Culver
Post-Gay Poster Guy
Michael Johnston assumes the missionary position
S.O.S.
In the glorious taste of the first tomato of summer I feel a freedom unlike any since my friends started dying.
To the Editor
“Your readers deserve a less biased, more educational report.”
Bazaar Science
It was a mad mad mad mad World AIDS Conference
Drug Bust
Marked-down meds for Third World
News Ruse
On June 30, 7,000 free copies of a “special edition” of USA Today were dropped at World AIDS Conference hotels in Geneva.
Standard Issue
One in four PWAs mistreated by docs
The New Reality
It was two steps forward and one step back at the World AIDS Conference
Say What
“Ashrams are not without controversy."
Life After HIV
PWAs head to the front of the class
Pot for Thought
Prescriptive found nonaddictive
Micro Softee
Computer magnate Bill Gates booted up the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative’s (IAVI) budget with a $1.5 million gift last spring.
World Cup: Europe vs. US
The European Union has augmented the length and girth of its “standard” condom from 6.3 to 6.7 inches long, and from 2.1 to 2.2 inches wid...
Summer Camp
Movers, shakers and troublemakers
A Colder War
A troika of shame, addiction and AIDS invades post-Soviet cities
