POZ April-May 1994
POZ April-May 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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Feature
Ty Ross Comes Clean
“Do you really want me naked?”
Inside the Issue
Update: Tom Keane
What’s a nice ACT UP activist doing at Stanford Law?
POZ TV
A pair of PBS specials puts AIDS in perspective
Touch Me, Heal Me
Massage as a visible holistic solution
What’s AIDS got to do with it?
Why did POZ pick me to write the sex column?
S.O.S.
Despair to hope. Fear to knowledge.
The HIV Beltway
AIDS PAC kicks off Washington lobby effort
GMHC Goes for a Ride
Ad campaign stirs NYC subway controversy
Things are Looking Up
Study shows bupropion may help treat sexual dysfunction
NIH Names Head of AIDS Research
William Paul succeeds Fauci
Voila! AIDS as Art
Barton Benes’ provocative ways
Philly, the Sequel?
What Hollywood will now do with AIDS
Living Proof
Carolyn Jones’ inspiring works in progress
HIV VIPs
Marisa Cardinale and Ellen LaPointe make it work
One Voice
Michael Callen’s power and grace
MAC to Pass PCP Soon
APLA reports on opportunistic infections
What Next?
Zero Patience, first AIDS musical film, eats up New York
Randy Shilts Dies at 42
Best-selling AIDS author, reporter
Bob Hattoy, On The Record
We met in New York City’s East Village, one of the most AIDS-ravaged communities in the nation.
AIDS Zen
“A Night on the Town” and “A Walk on the Street”
Health
How do I know the doctor knows?
Alternative Health
New York’s ADAP expands into vitamins
Holistic Turnaround
Fred Bingham dares convention and wins
The Sunshine Boys
Kevin and Kip: TV AIDS crusaders
The Arts
An argument for AIDS in the arts
Life
Come out, come out wherever you are
Media
Whatever happened to the New York Times and AIDS?
Revis On Top
Lamar Dwayne Revis stirs up D.C.
Eat It, Beat It
Nutritional AIDS video on the mark
HIV Testing Requirements for Entry Into Foreign Countries
Magic Johnson’s refused entry into Indonesia because he is HIV positive prompted us to investigate other countries’ HIV entry policies.
HIV Standard of Care
This HIV Standard of Care chart is reproduced from ACT UP/Philadelphia’s HIV Standard of Care published in May, 1993.
POZ Asks
Where are we with AIDS?
POZ, Day One
The human touch
Read This
From “A Wart On My Foot” by Severo Sarduy in the book LIFE SENTENCES: Writers, Artists, and AIDS (Mercury House/ San Francisco)
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