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June 2002
Kiss & Gel
by Stacie Stukin
HIV infects 6,000 women every day because their men won't wear condoms. But a solution could be at and on their fingertips. It's odorless, kills HIV -- and, best of all, he doesn't have to know.
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Odd Boy Out
by Degen Pener
Bert has two daddies. When Florida learned that he doesn't have HIV,
it made plans to find him a new, straight family. But gay parents don't
go gently. Degen Penner reports on the lawsuit even lesbian mom Rosie O'Donnell came out of the closet for.
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Pain Killer Pain
by Lark Lands
HIVers have more than almost anyone else. But a revolution in understanding and treating it should soon spell relief-as long as the feds don't take away the meds
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Gravest Show on Earth
by Mike Barr,Angelo Ragaza and Walter Armstrong
The AIDS circus is coming to town! POZ sneaks a peak as researchers and activists preview their death-defying acts.
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Party Politics
by Benjamin Ryan
AIDS Leaders Toast Bush's Anti-Condom Advisors While Foiling Community Offensive
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Obits
by Sylvia Gaboriault
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Tricks of the Trade
by Eve Black
Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but if she's a sex worker, a condom is a close second. Eve Black says decrim is the best way to get it on.
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Cunning Linguist
by Patricia Califia
Neggie boyfriend won't go downtown -- what's a viral Venus to do? Therapist Patrick Califia gives the blow by blow.
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Bloodless, Still Gutsy
by Stanya Kahn
Self-mutilating maestro Ron Athey on new work, old wounds and those three-hour enemas
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