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Table of Contents



Trouble in Paradise

The Shore Thing

Heads of the Class




Solo Shot

Got Milk Thistle?

The Elite Meet

We've Got Your Number

Flu Fight

Doctors Ordered

Priority Male

Condoms on the Side

Sexpert-September 2007

Trainer's Bench-September 2007

Get a Nightlife




Cheat Sheet

The Food Network

The Princess and the HIV

Our Space

GOAAAAALLLLLLL!

Crowning Achievement

Hot Dates-September 2007

The Jury is Out

Holding Out for a Hero

28 Profiles in Courage

Blown Sideways

Star Billing




Editor's Letter-September 2007

Mailbox-September 2007

Catch of the Month-September 2007


Most Talked About

HIV: Behind the Music (46)

Virtual Prevention: Fighting HIV Online (26)

Inmate Testing: Optional or Mandatory? (17)

Senators Clinton and Obama Discuss HIV/AIDS (10)

Defending Vaccine Research (8)

Most Popular Lessons

Herpes Simplex Virus

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Shingles

The HIV Life Cycle

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)



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September 2007


Mailbox-September 2007

May Sweeps

The entire May 2007 issue of POZ was amazing! The inclusion of people from all walks of life [with] different struggles living with HIV/AIDS was awesome; most important your cover guy, Larry Bryant. The articles were well-written and the people profiled were [inspiring with their] dignity and pride. Hats off to POZ. Keep writing, and I’ll keep reading.
Joyce Turner Keller
Baton Rouge, LA

Borderline Diagnosis

Kudos for Sally Chew’s feature “Lost in America” (May 2007). It is good to see that your magazine is concerned about immigrants such as myself and our current situation, which leaves us behind or places us in limbo while we face even more barriers. A majority of us are capable of being productive, and we can contribute to this country’s economy. Hopefully, Ms. Chew’s article will raise awareness that HIV-positive immigrants are capable of giving too.
Antonio Martinez
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Buzz Kill

I thought Derek Thaczuk’s “Medijuana” (May 2007) was a good article. However, I wonder if we are taking the right approach. I believe that efforts should concentrate on pushing thoughtfully framed legislation through to show the benefits of marijuana for those with HIV, cancer and a multitude of other ailments.
Ames Morrow
San Diego

Killer Serial

Thank you for Kellee Terrell’s “All Our Children” (May 2007), about the possible HIV pregnancy storyline on ABC’s General Hospital. It did a fantastic job of outlining the numerous advances to support pregnancies among HIV-positive partners and highlighting a character, Dr. Robin Scorpio, [who is] a role model for women living with HIV. The character and her partner Dr. Patrick Drake will cross over to a prime-time medical serial drama, General Hospital: Night Shift (SOAPnet), in July. This show will continue to enlighten the public and bring more attention to this unique portrayal.
Amy Beard
SCRUBS General Hospital Fansite
Los Angeles

Correction: Regarding Sally Chew's "Lost in America": the AIDS service organization Mexicanos Unidos assists people liing with HIV/AIDS in all five boroughs of New York City.


 
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