POZ October-November 1995
POZ October-November 1995
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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Fear of Disclosure
Why Tom Stoddard, a man largely responsible for inventing the field of AIDS law, kept his HIV status to himself
Inside the Issue
The Sum of Its Parts
Broadway moneyman Marvin Shulman keeps hope alive
Marquee Values
The theater community cares for its own, but Broadway doesn’t care for AIDS
It Takes IL-2 To Tango
This hot treatment raises questions but provides one answer: Scientists shut each other out at their own peril
Relapse: Don’t Do It
Advice from an AIDS educator who knows
Sister Soldier
Chicago’s Rae Lewis-Thornton braves friendly fire.
Dancing Around It
When AIDS-themed dance is a dress rehearsal for life
Taking Care of Their Own
The Actors’ Fund hands over real cash for real bills
Tribute
Swen Swenson believed one person could make a difference
Fighting Blind
Body Doesn’t Know When CD4s Drop
Free Load
Chiron offers full reimbursement for viral load test
Hitt and Misses
Time to start playing Presidential hardball
Post Office Botch
AIDSphobic mail carrier fired
Checking In: Cheating On Your Doctor
When you like your doctor too much to tell him you’re feeling bad
Sew We Don’t Forget
NAMES Project captures Quilt on CD-ROM—while it still can
Pump Up the Volume
Will a radioisotope revolutionize the way doctors treat HIV?
Benefit Short Circuit
Does applying for disability benefits disqualify discrimination claims under the ADA?
