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October 2003
The Clock Watchers
by Tim Murphy
With their multidrug resistance and dwindling T cells, HIVers desperate for “salvage therapy" remind us that in the absence of a cure, we're all playing for time
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After Ibn Zuhur
by Fariba Nawa
Before it was trashed amidst the U.S.-led invasion, this hospital outside Baghdad was both protector and prison for its HIVers in Sadaam's Iraq. Have they been liberated-only to be left to die?
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I Wanna New Drug!
by Tim Murphy
Could these contenders offer the neediest HIVers new hope?
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In Cold Blood
by Sally Chew
By holding next year’s world AIDS confab in Bangkok, will the global community be backing Thailand’s practice of murdering HIVers?
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Documania
by Kevin O'Leary
Three reality flicks duke it out to deliver a crash course on the global catastrophe
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For Pete's Sake
by Dennis Daniel
The swishily sensational showman Peter Allen, who died of AIDS in 1992, was a wizard from a different Oz—Australia.
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Heavenly & Hazardous
by Staff and Greg Lugliani
Nurse Know-It-All serves up some cold, HAART advice on her two favorite vices
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Shock and Blah
by Anonymous
Anonymous discloses to a devastated response—her own
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Publisher's Letter
by Brad Peebles
My boyfriend doesn’t want to have sex with me a lot of the time. So when I came home from a business trip in July to find him horny and ready to go at it, I was both happy and surprised.
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Tastes Great! Less Filling!
by Josh Sparber
Keeping condoms consumer-friendly takes constant innovation, especially with oral sex such a, uh, hard sell. Mint is out. What’s in? These (real and imagined) latex exotica.
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Zip Your Lipids
by David Gelman, MD
HAART is famous for raising cholesterol, but you're lacking in lipid linguistics? Fatten up:
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Butch And Moan
by M.C. Mars
Love don’t come easy to middle-aged cabbies with HIV. M. C. Mars drives the point home
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Toxic Avengers
by Josh Sparber
A ballsy corps of HIVers strikes up awareness
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