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December 2006
35 Ones To Watch
If this 25th anniversary year of the pandemic has shown us anything, it’s the dire need for new heroes and heroines to ante up the fight.
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High Definitions
by Bob Lederer
You walk the walk; now talk the talk with this vital med lingo
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Women on the Verge
by Rebecca Minnich
HIV meds have been tested mostly on men, leaving positive women to guess how treatment might affect them. Can a new drug study provide answers?
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Free At Last
by Tim Murphy
Why, after years of high viral loads, are some long-timers suddenly undetectable?
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Sins Of The Flesh
by Tana Moz, RN
Don’t let winter weather and dryness run away with your skin
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Poster Children
by Lucile Scott
What makes a winning AIDS prevention campaign?
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Star Quality
by Sean Dwyer
I was awakened before dawn on October 4, 1996—the year that protease
inhibitors (PIs) gave new life to many—by a change in Jeff’s breathing.
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Madonna Dearest
by Bob Ickes
Paparazzi, don’t preach, she says: I made up my mind, and I’m keeping my African baby. But has she also adopted the hot celebrity AIDS trend?
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Recipe for Disaster
by Josh Sparber
Have South Africa’s health minister and her deadly non med “prescription” finally run out of refills?
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Signing Bonus
by Nicole Joseph
A comic brings HIV ed to the deaf community
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Pick Your Poison
by Julian Aynsley
If AIDS truly is a manageable disease, why is Julian Aynsley in toxic shock?
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The Bug Stops Here
by Shari Margolese
This Christmas, will Shari Margolese’s positive son toy with her HIV guilt?
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