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Back to School

The Money Pit

Retro Virus

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Mixed Doubles




Old School

“C” Ya In Bed

Kick in the Butt

Dear Dairy

Magnum PIs: Protease inhibitor bulletin

Code Blueberry

The Porn Identity

Bye George!

Good, Dirty Fun

Deposit Slip




Blood Sport

United We Fall

U.S. Steal

A Capitol Punishment?

The Mourning Show

Crash

Hurts So Good




Editor’s Letter-Septmeber 2006

Mailbox-September 2006

Catch of the Month-September 2006


Most Talked About

Has George W. Bush “Done More” to Fight AIDS Than Any Other President? (17)

Are Millions Becoming HIV Positive Because Of ACT UP Paris? (Blog) (15)

Service Interruption: Jeremiah Johnson (10)

Stealing HIV Meds to Mix With Marijuana (8)

Red Cross Declares HIV a Global Disaster (7)

Most Popular Lessons

Herpes Simplex Virus

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Shingles

The HIV Life Cycle

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)


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September 2006


Catch of the Month-September 2006

“Peach61,” 45
Windsor, Ontario
Diagnosed 1991

What’s sexy to you?
A sense of humor—and a nice butt. Preferably one that’s sitting on a motorcycle.
 
And what makes you cringe?
Smoking, drugs, selfishness, the inability to laugh at oneself and bad teeth—eek!
 
Your craziest date?
Driving from San Diego to Mexico for lobster.
 
What’s your theme song? “Rock Lobster”?
No, “I Left My Heart in San Francisco.” I used to live there, and I really miss it.
 
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