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November 2003
Reversal of Fortune
by Tim Murphy
Although VaxGen’s much-hyped HIV vaccine flopped, the nearly 5,000 HIV negative gay men who tested it got excellent safe-sex counseling and support during the trial. So why did almost 300 hundred of them end up positive anyway?
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Worlds Apart
by Annia Ciezadlo
Why are HIVers in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood dying at twice the rate of HIVers in the gay enclave of Chelsea? A case study of the ever-widening gulf that divides the United States of AIDS
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There She Is...
by Michelle Tan
Miss HIV Stigma-Free gives shame a bad name
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African Bandstand
by Liz McGregor
A DJ adored by South Africa’s black youth discloses his HIV status on the air-and may now be dying sfter stopping his treatment
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Paris is for HIVers
by Staff and Mike Barr
International AIDS Society's confab made news-some hot, some not
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Bone UP
by David Gelman, MD
Up to one-third of all HIVers have bone loss. A fractured tour:
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Guiding Light?
by Liz Highleyman
In July a panel of AIDS experts released 96 pages of revised federal HIV treatment guidelines.
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Sunshine State
by Josh Sparber
Chasing her own Tomorrowland, a survivor leaves it all behind
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Briefs
by Mubarak Dahir and Alex MacDonald
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