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December 1999
Inside Agitator
by Gary Indiana
Gary Indiana takes a psychedelic trip down memory lane with Ferd Eggan, LA's top AIDS policy maker.
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Happy Holidays?
by Martin Delaney
December 1999's "poor adherence" is January 2000's "pulsed dosing." PWA pipe dream? No. Project Inform founder Martin Delaney explains why the first thing on your wish list should be Structured Treatment Interruptions.
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Hot Copy
Whe's HIV on the radar screens of just-out-of-the-gate Honey and Big Apple black-press perennial The Amsterdam News? POZ went straight to the head honchos
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10,000 Hemophiliacs
by Doug Ireland
Those who got HIV through bad blood are still trying to be compensated for government negligence. Doug Ireland finds that Clinton doesn't feel their pain.
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Just Eat It
by Emily Carter
Emily Carter wants a cheeseburger and coffee--and hold the health lecture. She's in touch with her inner nutritionist.
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Food Fight
by LeRoy Whitfield
Leroy Whitfield goes on a fruitless search for good food in the ghetto, and realizes he's been red-lined
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The Hit List
by Dave Gilden
Insurance companies are forcing more and more HIVers to choose between losing their policy or dropping their doctor. Dave Gilden hatches some plots to undo this Catch-22.
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Compound Interest
by Maia Szalavitz
A mom-and-pop pharmacy finds a do-it-yoursel way around the high price of a new hep C drug
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Hep Help Hurray!
by Bob Roehr
Make your sick liver shine with ancient wisdom and a dose of cleansing herbs
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The Scoop on Poop
by Greg Lugliani
Below-the-belt traffic jams can put a kink in your fast-lane style. Nurse gets things moving again
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Could You Have HAD?
by As Told to Lark Lands and David Dorfman
Stephen Gendin passes an early-warning test for HIV-associated dementia. He may be nuts, but he isn't crazy
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Vintage Gallo
by Interview by Lark Lands, PhD
The visionary virus-hunter has his own institute and a trailblazing strategy to conquer AIDS
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Cutting Corners
by Rick Sheridan
11 little-known ways to save on your medical bills
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