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POZ September 1999

POZ September 1999

In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.

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NYPD Blue

Steve Yurcik was a good kid from Queens who scored a blue uniform and a beautiful wife. But fate had something else in store.

Inside the Issue

Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak

Born to be Wild

Children’s illustrator and storyteller Maurice Sendak’s writing is on the wall.

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Locked Up in Limbo

Immigrants with HIV go directly to jail -- with no set sentence or even a criminal charge.

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Amazing Grace

Life’s too short for regret.

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Chai Guy

This rabbi has HIV, will travel

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Catching Up With...Ruby Amagwula

(POZ August 1998)

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Desperately Seeking Separatists

Lesbians with HIV finally have a study of their own.

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Hack vs. Hacker

Don’t log on for an HIV test, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned consumers in June.

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LA Snuff Film

Los Angeles police charged Juan Chavez, now 35, with killing five gay men between 1986 and 1989.

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Dole Banana Peel

Viagra pitchman and First Gentleman wannabe Bob Dole asked to sign on to DC’s AIDS Action Council push to put condoms on prime time.

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Say What

“This is a free country. We don’t interfere in the right of anybody to go anywhere or say what they believe.”

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Feel Like a Nuttall

Has activist Kevin Nuttall gone too far?

Caps Are On

A federal appeals panel ruled that when it comes to HIV-related medical costs, insurance companies are within their rights to limit coverage

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What Dubya Stands For

Texas Gov. George W. Bush wimps out on AIDS

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The Disability Dis

Don’t let insurers cut you off if you still can’t work

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Emotional Rescue

Research’s last frontier is all in your head

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The End of L’Affaire

French high-ups escape justice in ‘80s blood scandal

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Picks

Three survivors of the landmark gay writers group, The Violet Quill, are again ruffling feathers in literary circles.

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Undetectablah

He may be a medical miracle, but his doc couldn’t care less.

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Mother Inferior

Why dolls are all you’ll find under her cabbage patch

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Not for Adults Only

For years research has shown that most adults with HIV suffer deficiencies of many vitamins and minerals.

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Get Over It

Free advice and a shot of attitude for booty bothers

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Lipo Handles

Sky-high levels of blood fats and reduced insulin sensitivity in some HIVers on HAART are being fought with drugs.

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Topic of Cancer

Living with HIV certainly beats the alternative, but long-term survival with compromised immunity may be a costly proposition.

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Success Sucks

Call it Catch 22,000.

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A Load of Fit

The conventional wisdom is that drug-induced viral resistance is always evil—the leading cause of treatment failure.

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Thanks for the Complement

Jon Kaiser wrote the book on combination therapy

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A Loaded Question

Coombs, an internationally recognized expert on HIV measurements, analyzes multiple viral load results of POZ founder Sean Strub.

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Message in a Bottle

Is your brand of water safe?

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Regarding Henry

This Broadway swinger keeps AIDS up in lights

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S.O.S.

The moral of this story? Activism still works, and needs you.

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Contributors

A staff writer for New York magazine, Ariel Levy has covered everything the naked city dishes out.

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Source of a Different Color

One out of four blacks say The Man made AIDS

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Mom’s Recipe

Soul Food, a GMHC peer-prevention program, cooked up a new campaign this spring to urge young black gay men to get tested.

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Three Penny Opera

If Elton vs. Tina on VH1’s Diva’s Live curled lashes, June’s round two flipped wigs.

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Letters to the Editor September 1999

In “Life After Latex” (June 1999), anal sex yet again is viewed only as a gay man’s issue.

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Woody Cheers on Rx Marijuana

While Woody Harrelson isn’t known for holding his tongue.

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Digest This

Controversy rocked Roman Catholic Brazil June 15 when top AIDS official Pedro Chequer proposed implementing sex-education in preschools.

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Obits

One of fashion’s leading photographers, David Seidner, 42, died of AIDS June 6.

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Detectablues

A new viral load test shows how ultrasensitive he is to that word

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Facts Behind the Fix

“Where’s the beef?” That’s the refrain of doctors who challenge the comprehensive approach to HIV care pioneered by likes of Jon Kaiser, M...

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