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February 1999
A Ride on the Wild Side
by Michael Scarce
An HIV negative prevention activist goes through the latex looking glass to discover who's doing it raw, and why
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Secrets & Lies
by Steve Friess
Telling kids they have HIV is a parent's nightmare
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Brain Drain
by Stephen LeBlanc
For those with nasty neurologic infection PML, the news is hope
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All in the Family
by Ed Morales
Photographer Steve Hart finds love and despair in the South Bronx
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Tee'd Off
by Shana Naomi Krochmal
School nixes safe-sex shirt
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S.O.S.
by Sean Strub
“Safer Barebacking” is in the grassroots, take-charge-of-your-own-life tradition pioneered by Michael Callen.
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Tee'd Off
by Shana Naomi Krochmal
School nixes safe-sex shirt
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Techno Truth
by Scott Hess
Adherence is easier said than done
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Voter Fraud
by Doug Ireland
The new “nice” Congress looks even nastier than Newt’s
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Northern Disclosure
by Arthur S. Leonard
Canadian Supreme Court upholds criminalizing HIVers for consensual sex
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Ever Laughter
by Shawn Decker
Our hemo stud is looking for Drew love on Cupid’s Day
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Talk Therapy
by Bob Lederer
Come to terms with treatment strategies
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Not My Type
by Lark Lands, PhD
Stephen Gendin’s genotypic and phenotypic tests show resistance to most HIV meds
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Big Daddy
by Becky Minnich
Michael Kearns left Hollywood, embraced fatherhood and never looked back
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