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April / May 2010
The Education of Miss Universe
 Jesus Aguais, longtime AIDS activist and executive director of Aid for AIDS, discusses global AIDS advocacy with the reigning Miss Universe, Stefania Fernandez. Their discussion reveals that Fernandez is more than just one of the prettiest women in the world: She is also a warrior goddess who pledges to pursue an end to AIDS long after she retires her glittering crown. (Watch video.)
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TAG Team
by Mark Leydorf
With stunning regularity, news media pronounce AIDS activism dead—or at best on life support. Yet the Treatment Action Group (TAG) is still ticking after 18 years. While the organization’s strength lies in its ability to evolve to better address the changing epidemic, the real secret ingredient might be found in after-work margaritas.
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La Educación de Miss Universo
Jesús Aguais, activista del SIDA desde hace muchos años y director ejecutivo de Aid for AIDS, habla sobre el activismo del SIDA a nivel global con la Miss Universo Stefanía Fernández. Su discusión revela que Fernández es mucho más que una de las mujeres más bellas del mundo: También es una diosa aguerrida comprometida con encontrar un fin al SIDA después de que devuelva su reluciente corona. (Vea el vídeo.)
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Still Gellin'
by Laura Whitehorn
Will positive people ever be able to protect sex partners without using condoms? Hope sticks around, despite a gel’s poor showing.
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Try This
by Willette Francis
Strength training tones your brain and your body. One method is Pilates, a series of stretches and poses. Here’s a starter move.
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Doing the Dose
by Laura Whitehorn
Swallowing your drugs day in, day out can be tough. The key to good adherence requires you to identify any obstacles—and to craft an individualized method to overcome them.
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PEP Rally
An online guide to preventing HIV—after exposure
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Prevention for Positives
by Bill Strubbe
Is it sensible (and sensitive) to hold HIV-positive people solely responsible for stemming new infections?
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POZ Q&A: Miss America
by Shawn Decker
POZ speaks with the newly crowned Caressa Cameron about her personal connection to the virus and why she uses her platform to fight HIV/AIDS.
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Fly Boy
by James Wortman
On January 4, the United States opened its borders to inbound HIV-positive travelers. POZ spoke with one of the first men to exercise that new freedom.
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Infectiously Adorable?
by James Wortman
Last Christmas, Jennifer Morton, POZ’s managing editor, was given HIV by her nephew—in the form of a questionably cute plush toy.
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POZ Picks
by Willette Francis
Karter Louis promotes aural advocacy with “SAFESEX.”
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Texas Baby Bump
by LaToya Johnson
Texas law requires that pregnant women get screened for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) during their first prenatal doctor’s visit and again during their third trimester.
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Positively Page Turning
by LaToya Johnson
Author Courtney Sheinmel imprints her teen readers with messages of sexual safety—and acceptance of people living with HIV.
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CHAMPS Against HIV
by Willette Francis
A. Toni Young has developed a new way to fight HIV among African Americans in Washington, DC.
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