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January / February 2013
Features
Heart to Heart
by Trenton Straube
Three HIV-positive couples share their inspiring love stories.
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Myths of Black MSM
by Tomika Anderson
True: HIV is on the rise among young African-American men who have sex with men.
False: Promiscuity is to blame. Studies presented at the XIX International AIDS Conference shed more light on the facts.
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From the Editor
Sowing the Seeds of Love
by Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr.
Inviolata Mmbwavi inspires me. As a girl, Inviolata helped plant a tree in Kenya as part of its Green Belt Movement.
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Feedback
The POZ Q+A
Standing Against Stigma
by Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr.
Kenyan HIV/AIDS activist Inviolata Mmbwavi fights for social justice and the right to dignity.
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POZ Planet
Storm Troopers
by Trenton Straube
Recoveries and reflections after Hurricane Sandy
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Oh No Canada
by Trenton Straube
The Supreme Court requires more HIV disclosure
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Signs of the Times
by Trenton Straube
Two AIDS groups in the South move into new, and more visible, homes.
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For Your Consideration...
by Trenton Straube
'Tis the season for cinematic spectacle and red-carpet awards. Don't overlook these recent documentaries about everyday heroes of the AIDS epidemic.
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Grindr IQ
Are guys who use hookup apps dumb about HIV?
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Care and Treatment
Using Condoms As Directed
by Benjamin Ryan
The good news: Condoms can reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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English Lessons
by Benjamin Ryan
HIV meds are now free to all residents of England, courtesy of the National Health Service.
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Comprehensive Care Is Possible
by Benjamin Ryan
An inner-city HIV clinic in Baltimore has proved that a robust and dynamic health care practice can produce astonishing results even among the highest-risk populations.
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HIV, Meds and Booze
by Benjamin Ryan
Alcohol itself doesn't have a detrimental effect on CD4 cell counts for people taking antiretroviral (ARV) therapy, a recent study concludes.
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Research Notes
Cure: HDAC Inhibitors May Need Combos
by Benjamin Ryan
Scientists have achieved a proof-of-concept that cancer drugs known as histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors can flush HIV out of the long-elusive reservoirs where it hides out, latent, even during antiretroviral therapy.
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Prevention: Revisiting HIV in Semen
by Benjamin Ryan
You’ve probably heard of the groundbreaking HPTN 052 study showing that a fully suppressed viral load slashed HIV transmission rates by 96 percent among heterosexual couples, but a recent French study might complicate things.
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Treatment: New Fusion Inhibitor, Integrase Inhibitor
by Benjamin Ryan
The 2012 Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy in San Francisco brought promising news of new, long-acting antiretrovirals to benefit people with drug-resistant strains of HIV.
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POZ Survey Says
Full Disclosure
by Jennifer Morton
Deciding to tell someone you have HIV can be a difficult and daunting decision regardless of whether you just tested positive or have been living with the virus for decades.
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POZ Heroes
Minister of HIV
by Trenton Straube
When Andrena Ingram applied to attend seminary, a bishop asked her what gifts she brought to the church.
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