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A Positive Attraction

10 Black AIDS Warriors to Watch




Love Yourself

Why...-Feb/March 2006

Into The Genes

$ for Drugs

Breaking The Ice

Don't Let HIV Bug Your Bed

Inch By Inch

Trainer’s Bench - Feb/March 2006

Face Forward

Ask the Sexperts-Feb/March 2006

Food Play




Porn Again

The Final Score

Team HIV

Cruising

Buzz-Feb/March 2006

Our Man In Africa

Earthwatch-Feb/March 2006

Mentors-Feb/March 2006




Mailbox-Feb/March 2006

Founder's Letter-Feb/March 2006


Most Talked About

Does Undetectable Equal Uninfectious? (21)

Just Found Out? A POZ.com Guide for HIV Rookies (11)

The Blood of Christ (a powerful one-man AIDS protest) (Blog) (9)

The State of AIDS in Puerto Rico (9)

Rethinking Criminalization of HIV (8)

Life Expectancy With HIV Increases Dramatically (6)

Most Popular Lessons

The HIV Life Cycle

Herpes Simplex Virus

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)

Shingles

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)



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February / March 2006


Earthwatch-Feb/March 2006

by Lucile Scott

AIDS News From Around The World

North America
Canadian authorities finally nabbed a man who robbed 18 British Columbia stores by brandishing a syringe filled with blood he said was infected with HIV. Cops never substantiated his claim—and no one was harmed—but he disclosed his positive status to authorities upon arrest.

Europe
On November 13, Londoner Andrew Stimpson, 25, announced to two British newspapers that he had reverted from HIV positive to negative. Clinic records support his claim, but suggest his first test might have been a rare false positive.

The Caribbean
Jamaican AIDS activist Steve Harvey was found murdered November 30 after armed robbers broke into his home, demanded money and kidnapped him. Initial reports suggest that homophobia might have been a motive.

Africa
Leaving Dakar, Senegal, this February, American Victor Mooney will paddle a wooden boat 8,000 miles across the Atlantic to Brooklyn, New York. The HIV negative rower, who’ll travel solo, will put sponsorship monies toward AIDS prevention; he expects to arrive in eight months.

Asia
HIV went Bollywood in November, as Indian Idol contestants warbled an awareness anthem—penned by Lionel Richie and Richard Gere.
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