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March 2000
Woman on the Verge
by Emily Carter
Or, You Can Have My Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors When You Pry Them From My Dead, Cold Fingers
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The River Runs Through It
by Timothy Burton
Contaminated polio vaccines started AIDS in Africa in the '50s. A National Enquirer headline? No. It's the premise of a
big new book fueling an old controversy among researchers.
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The Jelly Revolution
by Deb Schwartz
If a new crew of activists has its way, a slew of
topical goops and jams just may be the solution to stop the spread
of HIV. Deb Schwartz goes inside the movement for
microbicides.
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Let's Dance
by Joseph Carman
Who says AIDS can't make you
kick up your heels? Two HIV-positive choreographers perform bold new
work about the risks and rewards of coming out.
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The Body Politic
Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura wrestles with AIDS and pins the feds to the mat in a chat with Doug Ireland.
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High Crimes
by Lillian Thiemann
Lillian Thiemann was once bad news in a dark alley. Now she’s shooting from the hip about her life after “the life.”
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Low Blows
by Arthur S. Leonard
Nondisclosing HIVers are being sent to the slammer for having sex. Arthur S. Leonard tracks a terrifying trend.
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Trip The Light Magnificent
by Jeff Hoover
Actor Judith Light shines hers on these dark days for activism and shares Wit and wisdom with POZ Deputy Editor Jeff Hoover.
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Relatively Speaking
by LeRoy Whitfield
In the soup when it came time to do the disclosure deed with Big Mama and her big tribe, LeRoy Whitfield asks, “Is HIV-infected blood still thicker than water?”
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A Tricky Combination
by Maia Szalavitz
To unlock the secret of maximizing antidepressant and antiretroviral power, the right combo is key
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Beat The Blues
by Maia Szalavitz
It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to defeat depression. But you do have to get yourself help
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Down But Not Out
by Lark Lands and Bill Auerbach
Stephen Gendin enters the valley of depression
and starts the climb back by Bill Auerbach, as told to Lark Lands
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Beyond Eradication
by Lark Lands
Top AIDS researcher Anthony Fauci sees the future in planned med breaks and immune boosters
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