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December 2011
Features
From the Editor
On the Road to DC
by Regan Hofmann
This World AIDS Day, it is time to rethink everything you thought about HIV.
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Feedback
The POZ Q+A
What You Need to Know
Reinterpreting the Red Ribbon
by Cristina González
Designer Kenneth Cole has partnered with MTV's Staying Alive Foundation and amfAR to reinterpret the iconic red ribbon and launch a new celebrity campaign called "Come Together."
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Cracking Down on Fake AIDS Cures
by Cristina González
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has accused Immunosyn Corp., the makers of a “cure-all HIV drug” made from goat’s blood, of swindling $20 million from investors while hiding the fact the Food and Drug Administration had twice stopped human trials of the drug.
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We Hear You
Tainted Blood Policy
by Reed Vreeland
Regulations instituted in 1983 by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) currently prohibit any man who has had male sexual contact since 1977 from donating blood in the United States.
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What Matters to You
Taking Back Our Lives
by Mark Leydorf
How people living with HIV—at high risk of suicide—vanquish thoughts of death.
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Treatment News
Stop Brain Drain
by Laura Whitehorn
Problem: To treat HIV-related neurological problems (such as cognitive disorder, dementia and opportunistic infections), doctors need to get drugs into the brain.
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Comfort Zone
Artfully Yours
by Cristina González
Are you seeing red? Or is your lighthearted mood calling for glitter and feathers?
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POZ Heroes
The Princess Diary
by Lauren Tuck
Michelle Anderson was crowned Ms. Plus America in July 2011, making the Duncanville, Texas, resident the first known HIV-positive woman to win a national pageant title.
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