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September 2002
This Face has a Message for the World
by Staff
New Yorkers don't just quietly survive. We wear our survival the way we wear Yankees caps, hotpants, dashikis, gold chai pendants, rainbow flags and "I [Love] NY" tees -- as emblems of pride, attitude, chutzpah.
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The Problem with Protease
by Lawrence Goodman
Protease combos were billed as a miracle. While the meds saved many lives, most HIVers could have been spared side effects, premature resistance and lost options-if only one mistake hadn't been made
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Parent Trap
by Susan Gerhard
When doctors and parents disagree on HAART for kids with HIV, "when to start" goes to court
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Back to Basics
by Joe Westmoreland
From ACT UP to the beltway, Moisés Agosto wrote the book on AIDS activism. Now he's writing poetry
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Publisher's Letter
by Brad Peebles
Stephen Gendin, one of the founders of POZ and a leading AIDS activist, died just over two years ago on July 19, 2000. Like Kiyoshi Kuromiya, who died two months before him, or Linda Grinberg, who just died in May, Stephen changed and saved lives, even if he ultimately lost his personal fight.
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