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May 1997
Plastic Explosion
by Richard Laliberte
More people with HIV are going under the knife. Here's how.
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Who's Afraid of Reinfection?
by Mark Schoofs
Skeptics say, "Throw the condoms away." But with drug-resistant virus, STDs and other risks, positive couples are thinking twice.
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Saving Faces
by Lauren Hauptman
Keith Lewis puts a positive spin on the modeling business
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Grandmother Theresa
by Matt Connor
Theresa Mirabile survives the Mob, drugs and AIDS in the family
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Fate Expectations
by Evan Forster
Despite the hype, Cynara Chapman-Dillon doesn't feel any better
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Mirror Image
by Peter McQuaid
Tom Bianchi shoots from the hip
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S.O.S.
by Sean Strub
Young girls with HIV--put the blame at Donna Shalala's cold feet
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Move Over, Elmo
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
AIDS awareness goes pop
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Devil's in the Data
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
Embarassment of riches at drug confab
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Cheesehead Shalala
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
Is Donna putting politics before lives?
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The Pot Thickens
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
Officials stonewall on study of THC benefits
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Fellatio Felon
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
HIV hooker under house arrest for talking sex
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Diver Dissed
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
Olympian is a lightning rod for loathing
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French Roast
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
"Docs with HIV, down with your scalpels!"
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Fashion Victims
by Walter Armstrong and Ronnilyn Pustil
APLA sues author of dishy tome
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Legacy-Tom Stoddard
by Rich Meislin
How the boy next door made the world a safer place for gays and lesbians
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Skin Deep
by Catherine Hanssens
Some AIDS disabilities are only in the eye of the beholder
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A Delicate Bully Pulpit
by Dominic Hamilton-Little
As Miss America, Leanza Cornett went where no activist had gone before
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La Dolce Morte
by Niq Shelbi
If life is a box of chocolates, then eat the whole damn thing
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A Delicate Bully Pulpit
by Dominic Hamilton-Little
As Miss America, Leanza Cornett went where no activist had gone before
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Hymn to a Gym
by Michael Denneny
A defense of beauty and brotherhood, muscles and manly love
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Bodies of Work
by Stephen Greco
To HIV positive lensperson David Morgan, a good guffaw is the best medicine
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Healing Beauty
by Dick Scanlan
Life's indeed a pageant, but you're the only judge
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Whatta Cut Up
by Stephen Gendin
Is losing your looks really that bad? One man says yes
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Health Club Horrors
by Victoria A. Brownworth
The weights harbor herpes, the Stairmaster sprouts staph, and the sauna--don't ask!
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Detoxicology
by Michael Onstott
Purging your toxins can boost your health
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Protein Power
by Lark Lands, PhD
One piece of any wasting-preventiong program is getting enough of this vital nutrient
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The Missing Zinc
by Enid Vazquez
Shoring up an essential mineral can strengthen immune function and more
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Bad Blood
by Phil Geoffrey Bond
A new study warns against the dangers of blood transfusions
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Lovely Labs
by Ross Slotten, MD, MPH
Sean Strub's standard blood work suggests good health
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The Biology of Beauty
by Rodger McFarlane
Working out, watering down and eating well--all help you look good
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It's My Party
by Manjula Martin
Gay glamourboy Thom Collins goes straight and narrow
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