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February 2000
HIV: Behind The Music
by Kevin Koffler
80s pop star Paul "Boom Boom" Lekakis takes
Kevin Koffler back to his room for a tell-all about life in
-- and out of -- the strobe-lit closet.
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A Star Is Torn
by Douglas Sadownick
The fur flies as Tinseltown's favorite causes lock horns over animal research.
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Free Your Mind
by Stacie Stukin
... and with yoga the rest will follow. More than
a New Age trend, this time-tested technique can help HIVers cope
with pain, relieve stress and boost overall health.
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Everyday Grace
by Thomas Roma
The intimate lens of photographer William Gedney
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Special Ed
by Doug Ireland
Doug Ireland turns his eagle eye on Vermont, where a truly unusual Senate candidate weighs in to deserve HIVers’ support.
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Of Dykes & Data
by Beth Hastie
If a lesbian gets infected and no one counts her, does she have HIV? Beth Hastie on the hush around girl-to-girl transmission
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Dead on Approval
by Dave Gilden
An FDA panel surprised advocates by refusing to rubber-stamp adefovir, Gilead’s new anti-HIV drug. Dave Gilden sees this first-ever rebuff as proof that the system works.
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Take the Cake
by Emily Carter
Valentine’s Day giving you the wedding-bell blues? Share a sparkling cider and sobfest with gal pal Emily Carter.
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Dances With Woolf
by Joy Episalla
Michael Cunningham’s The Hours proved an AIDS novel can be great art. Joy Episalla spends an afternoon with her old pal in his post-Pulitzer prime.
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Sweet Chariot
by James Learned
Nelson Figueroa is a fighter: No crippling myelopathy is going to cramp his style.
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Hitting Below The Belt
by James Learned
Often misdiagnosed and always unnerving, myelopathy may soon have knockout treatments
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She’s A Big Girl Now
by Lark Lands and James Oleske
Mom Marlene’s megadose of TLC helps Margaretha DeJesus stay healthy
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Prevention Suspension
by Doug Allen
On HAART, your CD4s have ballooned. Is it time to bail on your prophylactic drugs? The feds weigh in with updated guidelines.
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