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September 1998
Youth to Youth
by Angelo Ragaza
Educating Peers on the Front Lines of HIV
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Bargaining Power
by Clifford Chase
Safer Sex and Survival on the Streets of New York
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Growing Up in Public
by Clifford Chase
Justin LiGreci is a typical 15-year-old -- give or take AIDS, a
$20 million lawsuit and a mom on a mission
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Liver Worst
by Bob Roehr
Once neglected, hepatitis C finally has PWAs talking, testing
and treating
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S.O.S.
by Sean Strub
After only two weeks off therapy, my viral load skyrocketed from undetectable to over a million.
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Baby Gap
by Scott Hess
Lawsuit demands 72 hours
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Say What
by Gabi Horn
Techno teens come clean
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All Apologies
by Kevin O'Leary
The odd one out looks back on his wonder years
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Plenty of Nothing
by Richard Stern and Guillermo Murillo
No drugs, no care, no support for Nicaragua’s PWAs
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Rough Cuts
by Kevin O'Leary
Two positive young women create a moving picture
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No Miss Manners
by Xaviera Hollander
Dan Savage’s down-and-dirty sex advice is not for the PG crowd
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HIV Confidential
by Arthur S. Leonard
Undercover at your job? Watch those interoffice memos!
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Making a Scene
by Gabi Horn
Spring flings: From a Broadway benefit to a White House political funeral
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Are the Kids Alright?
by Annette Fuentes
From right-wing lobbies to lax enforcement, HIV prevention is up against the wall in public schools across America
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Kid Gloves
by Shawn Decker
And in this corner, weighing in with hemophilia and HIV...
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Prime-Time Lives
by Peter Kurth
She says he kidnapped their daughters, he says he had to save them
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Life Lessons
by River Huston
A teenage River went looking for love in all the wrong places
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The Circle Game
by Lark Lands, PhD
How one teen gets by with a little help from her relatives
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Youth on Drugs
by Lark Lands, PhD
For adolescents taking antiretrovirals, counseling and peer support for adherence are key
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Making the Grade
by Donna Futterman
Quality examination and care of adolescents with HIV
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Finger on the Pulses
by Interview by Lark Lands, PhD
A Chinese medicine practitioner reads Sean’s yin and yang
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Fountain of Youth
by Belinda Filippelli
Sources of HIV information and inspiration for teens
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Reality Check
by Manjula Martin
Sean Sasser finds the future in a city from his past
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