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August 2004
Don't Mess With These Girls
by Rebecca Minnich
Many transgendereds face the double whammy of HIV and a hostile health-care system. But watch out docs-they're finally fighting back
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Boiling Point
by Tim Murphy
Scores of activists stage the biggest AIDS demo
in a decade-but big-time ASOs are missing in action
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You Go, Uganda
by Cindra Feuer
In April, researchers rocked the prevention world with news about
Uganda, formerly Africa’s hardest-hit country. They ascribed its
plummeting HIV rates not to Uganda’s seminal “A(bstinence), B(e
faithful), C(ondom)” campaign but to the fact that people there, unlike
other Africans, speak freely about the disease.
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Blog Rollin’
by Shawn Decker
HIVers’ online diaries feed viral voyeurism
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The Tao of Toe
by Bill Strubbe
Fat redistribution can torment toenails, too
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Growing Pains
by Shari Margolese
Shari Margolese’s son understands HIV. So why can’t they talk sex?
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With Honors
by Nick Burns
A college-bound HIVer scores a noble scholarship
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