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35 Ones To Watch




High Definitions

Women on the Verge

Free At Last

Sins Of The Flesh

Poster Children

Trainer’s Bench-December 2006

Star Quality




Madonna Dearest

We’re Not In Kansas Anymore

Recipe for Disaster

Signing Bonus

Pick Your Poison

The Bug Stops Here




Editor's Letter-December 2006

Mailbox-December 2006

Catch Of The Month-December 2006


Most Talked About

AIDS: Not a Heterosexual Disease? (46)

The Greatest Gay Rights Battle of Our Time (Blog) (19)

Lambda Legal Responds to HIV Spitting Conviction (19)

Ready to Quit? The Risks and Rewards of a Potent Smoking-Cessation Drug (17)

Mandatory HIV Tests Before Marriage? (15)

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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December 2006


Catch Of The Month-December 2006

Izza3h, 40
St. Paul’s , NC
DIAGNOSED 1995

Got any surprises for us?
I’m rugged on the outside, but I’m still a quiet and caring man.

So it’s the inside that counts?
The first thing I look for in a person is compassion and honesty.

How about some relationship advice?
Always give the other person the benefit of the doubt—
at least until you learn the whole truth.

Is that why your theme song is “Foolish Heart”?
Yeah, by Steve Perry. It really describes my love life.

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Since HIV is considered manageable, people are less concerned about contracting it
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African Americans' disproportionate access to health care and treatment
Denial/stigma around HIV/AIDS
Mainstream hip-hop's lyrics that perpetuate a culture of unprotected sex and disrespect of women.
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