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October 2004
Crime no. 69
In which our nervous HIVer pays a big price for two little words we’ve all been tempted to say before sex: "I'm negative."
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Who’s Afraid of HU?
by Austin Bunn
How—and why—the government and top docs have shelved a potentially lifesaving HIV med
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Their Patients, Their People
by Hilary Beard
More than half of all new HIVers are African American, but only a handful of top HIV docs are black. Now these MDs are uniting to stand up for their patients-and themselves
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No PEP Rally
by Joshua Tager
Easy-access morning-after HIV meds? It can’t happen here!
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Show & Tell
by Suzy Martin
When you feel like crap, do you play it up-or down? Summer’s over, but these HIVers aren’t throwing in the (beach) towel.
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Topsy-Turvy
by Richard Kim
Are tops the new bottoms for HIV risk?
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Meth-od Actor
by Josh Sparber
Pop cult hero John Cameron Mitchell inches into battle against HIV’s best bud: crystal meth
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Private Parts
by Bob Lederer
HIVers are living longer-but so are their chances of having something growing down there
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Trip or Treat
by Joe Westmoreland
On fright night, Joe Westmoreland bunks with the Phantom of Sustiva
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Scared Straight
by M.C. Mars
Hetero HIVer MC Mars remembers catching the “gay disease"
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