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June / July 1994
How TB Came Back
by Michael C. Botkin
The disease quaintly referred to as "consumption" in the novels of its
Victorian heyday has come roaring back onto the public health scene
with a vengeance.
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Remembering Rudy
by Stephen Greco
"Will those who never saw him dance think of him only as the Rock Hudson of ballet?"
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Home Free?
by Arthur S. Leonard
Home testing also raises legal issues
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C'est Magnifique!
by Casey Davidson
Florent Morellet carves up the meat packing district
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Marlon Riggs, 37
Marlon Riggs, a filmmaker who won Emmy and Peabody awards for his documentaries died of AIDS on April 5.
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Bad News Barrer
by Donna Minkowitz
POZ's interview with Bob Hattoy ruffles Kris Gebbie's feathers
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Flex This
by Richard Perez-Feria
How strongman Teddy Kalidas already won
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POZ VCR
by Christopher Petrikin
Sex Is..., an explicit documentary, hits video stores
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AIDS Law
by Fred Bimbler
When known HIV exposure occurs
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POZ Biz: The Cure
by Casey Davidson
If the government won't spend the money to find a cure for AIDS, there is always Hollywood.
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See No Evil
by Casey Davidson
Patrick O'Connell's visual world
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Tribute
by Nancy Blechman
David Fisch's angry legacy
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Overheard
by Christopher Petrikin
Learning to Heal: Mothers' Voices, Miracle House and other confront the pain head on
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Urban Angels
by Casey Davidson
Sam & Howard Josepher's big city problems
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Acting Up
by Steve Doppelt
Tonya Hall tells her story on stage
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Animal Farm Redux
by J. G. Tiplady
Living with both intelligent awareness and HIV poses trials of endurance little documented in the vast literature of the plague.
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Life
by Kiki Mason
Surviving a big city breakdown
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Sex
by David Feinberg
Oral sex just ain't what it used to be
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Health
by Mary Schnack
Avoiding the burnt-out physician
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Media
by Mark Schoofs
How People covers AIDS says a lot about us
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HIV Standard of Care
The following treatment strategy is authored by Lark Lands Ph.D, a
health educator and author of Positively Well: AIDS as a Chronic,
Manageable, Survivable Disease.
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