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Table of Contents

Don't Mess With These Girls

Boiling Point

You Go, Uganda

Miami Vice

Mighty Avengers

Firing Squad for Docs?

Earthwatch

Risky Business

Pos & Neg

Blog Rollin’

Briefs

Milestones

The Normal Heartache

Film Review: Monkey Business

Carb Your Enthusiasm

Partner Briefs

The Tao of Toe

Read My Lipo

His 'n' Her Hormones

Budding Romance

The Multidrug-Resistance Challenge

Growing Pains

Check, Please

Founder's Letter

Mailbox

With Honors



Most Talked About

(Un)deniable Evidence: A college professor takes on AIDS naysayers in his latest book (36)

Mom Imprisoned for Posting HIV Patient’s Medical Info Online (29)

New California Budget Slashes $55.5 Million From AIDS Funds (24)

CVS Criticized for Condom Lockup in Communities of Color (21)

Negotiating a Fair Price for the Norvir Tablet (13)

Most Popular Lessons

The HIV Life Cycle

Shingles

Herpes Simplex Virus

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)

What is AIDS & HIV?

Hepatitis & HIV



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August 2004


Partner Briefs

by Staff

A Florida man is suing the Atkins estate, claiming the diet boosted his cholesterol and clogged h

A Florida man is suing the Atkins estate, claiming the diet boosted his cholesterol and clogged his arteries, requiring surgery.

“Exercise allows the body to use glucose [sugar] so it doesn’t stay in the blood,” says GMHC’s HIV nutritionist, Shirley Alves.

The ritonavir in Kaletra boosted blood levels of triglycerides and insulin in 10 HIV negative men in a California study.

A 293-HIVer study tied PIs to a risk of torn carotid arteries (blood vessels in the neck) and suggested ultrasound testing.

A 293-HIVer study tied PIs to a risk of torn carotid arteries (blood vessels in the neck) and suggested ultrasound testing.

An investigation of 2,293 women found that smoking is linked to an increased risk of cervical cancer in those with HIV.



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