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November 2004
Vote '04-4 More Years?!?
by Esther Kaplan
With a timeline and an excerpt from her new book, Esther Kaplan replays four years of Dubya’s AIDS policy. Can we survive another term?
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Vote '04-Who Ya For?
by Doug Ireland
POZ pundit Doug Ireland cuts to the race chase. Plus, a poll of eight pull-no-punches HIVers-including Bob Hattoy and Mary Fishers, stars of '92 conventions, when AIDS was the issue
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1,2,3...ENTRY!
by Tim Murphy
HIV wends its wily way inside CD4 cells through an eerily precise three-step process. Here’s how it happens--and how entry inhibitors stop it
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Back to School
by Jennifer Block
A campaigning educator tells HIV to sit down and be quiet
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Sayonara, Suckers
by Jennifer Block
Florida’s new snare tactic for HIV positive sex workers
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Fit to Print
by Marissa Pareles
Canadian inmates get legal, virally safer tattoos
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In Stores-and In Store
by Tim Horn
This year, drug companies have shoehorned daily fistfuls of meds into fewer pills and doses. Next year. they'll focus on resistance-fighting compounds
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Marijuana Mama
by Shari Margolese
Shari Margolese’s son busts her for toking, er, taking her “herbal" meds
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Found a cure
by Mark Tuggle
Mark Tuggle didn’t have a prayer. Then he got a program
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Earthwatch
by Lucile Scott
In July, the Caribbean Community Secretariat accepted Cuba’s offer to train health workers and give the region discount Cuban-made HIV meds.
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