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April / May 1994
Asian Denial
by Casey Davidson
Christine Choy's AIDS film breaks the silence
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POZ TV
by Staff
A pair of PBS specials puts AIDS in perspective
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What's AIDS got to do with it?
by David Feinberg
Why did POZ pick me to write the sex column? I am a self-described guilty AIDS victim who has written two admittedly autobiographical novels about a sex-crazed homo, but is that enough?
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S.O.S.
by Sean Strub
Hope and despair. Excitement and depression. Greed and generosity. Anger and gratitude. Fear and courage. That about sums up AIDS, doesn’t it? But it is not that black and white. The fight against AIDS has been made of thousands small steps forward and thousands of small steps backward. POZ intends to be one of the steps forward, to provide a better understanding of the disease and its impact on our society.
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Living Proof
by Richard Perez-Feria
Carolyn Jones' inspiring works in progress
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HIV VIPs
by Jeffrey L. Newman
Marisa Cardinale and Ellen LaPointe make it work
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One Voice
by David Drake
Michael Callen's power and grace
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What Next?
by Richard Perez-Feria
Zero Patience, first AIDS musical film, east up New York
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Bob Hattoy, On The Record
by Donna Minkowitz
We met in an office in New York City's EastVillage, overlooking homeless addicts' bedsteads and armies of young gay men wearing Doc Martens shoes, one of the most AIDS-ravaged communities in the nation.
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Health
by Mary Schnack
How do I know the doctor knows?
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The Arts
by Stephen Greco
An argument for AIDS in the arts
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Life
by Kiki Mason
Come out, come out wherever you are
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Media
by Mark Schoofs
Whatever happened to the New York Times and AIDS?
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Revis On Top
by Jeffrey L. Newman
Lamar Dwayne Revis stirs up D.C.
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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. This is the fourth version with a fifth version expected soon. This chart is meant as a minimum standard of care for adults (children require a different standard) who are HIV positive -- a minimum level by which patients can determine and measure the quality of their care. HIV Standards of Care differ by region, treatment philosophy and patient population. POZ will present different Standards of Care in future issues.
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