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January / December 1997
Cheese and Crackers
by Degen Pener
You can take the boy out of small-town Virginia...but when that boy is Shawn Decker, living with hemophilia and HIV, don't even try to take away anything else
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Blood from a Stone
by John Servilio
People with HIV and hemophilia will be ignored no more
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A World Drenched in Blood
by Victoria A. Brownworth
In 1982, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) established that AIDS is a blood-borne disease.
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The Bride Wore White
by Mary Gail Hare
A community gathers to fulfill a six-year-old's wedding dreams
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Dream Team
by Becky Minnich
Terry Stogdell passes the activist torch to daughter Desiree
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Unmasked Avenger
by Walter Armstrong
For Dana Kuhn, activism is the way, the truth and the light
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S.O.S.
by Sean Strub
HIV positive people with hemophilia are seeking reparations; perhaps others should follow suit
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Special Delivery
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
Drops for dirty works keep streets clean
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Blow It Dry
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
New safe-sex toys for kids of all ages
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DOT's the Limit
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
Health head's forced-compliance blunder infuriates activists
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Murder by Member
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
Alleged rapist with HIV charged with attempted murder
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Milk and Money
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
Mothers in impoverished nations face "tragic" choice
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Stoned in a Park
by Walter Armstrong and Faye Penn
Bill will mark park a national AIDS monument
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Dubin's List
by Corey S. Dubin
The president of the Committe of Ten Thousand reports from the holocaust
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Blood Money
by Dan Levy
Settlement offers big payout but small compensation
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Taxi-cum-Pro
by Mark J. Huisman
King of New York City's streets, Chris Lynn wheels, deals and scene-steals
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Patrick Webb's Adventures With Punchinello
by Stephen Greco
Inspired by the clowns of Italian commedia dell'arte, Punchinello is a kind of Everyman, a hero, a darling, slightly out of touch with reality. Sound familiar?
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Cremation Sensation
by Barton Lidice Benes
Blood feuds and the ash trade cross national borders
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Sexual Healing
by River Huston
Our erstwhile dominatrix trips down the road less traveled
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Wisdom Out of Africa
by Interview by Bob Lederer
A Zimbabwean PWA, herself a healer, finds holistic health care works
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Hitting Herpes Hard
by Wista Jeanne Johnson
Lystine in supplements and diet can be a helpful tool
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Q Tip
by Wista Jeanne Johnson
CoQ10 is a potent antioxidant that may help T-cells function better
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Raising Hormones
by Interview by Bob Lederer
Testosterone levels may offer clues to help resolve several vexing conditions
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Deadly Cocktails
by Richard Jefferys
Don't use clofazimine with MAC drugs or two antihistamines with protease inhibitors
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In the Den
by Interview by Manjula Martin
Henry Nicols plans his transition from Scout leader to leader of the free world
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