POZ April 1996
POZ April 1996
In every issue of POZ, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Feature
Trial of the Year
The whole world watches as one man wins the right to choose his fate
Inside the Issue
Protease Inhibited
The first of the new antiviral drugs revives difficult dilemmas about research versus access
Right to Fly
Fired United pilot Chris Prilliman survives unfriendly skies
The Roles to Recovery
Chronic caregiver Irma Torres finally learns to care for herself
Promising Prospects
Protease inhibitors offer antiviral power, but require careful choosing
Upping the Ante
Combo Therapies Carry a Heavy Price Tag
Bye-Bye, Birdie
Serial killer says AIDS revenge motivated slaying spree
S.O.S.
The epidemic’s evolved in the past two years -- and so has POZ
Editor’s Note: Hope Has History
The demands of the epidemic have shaped my evolution
People Like Them: T&A Q&A
Man of the Year’s Dirk Shafer shows what he’s made of
Taking Risks
Beware of the dumb in freedom.
Dangerous Discharge
Will Dornan’s PWA military ban survive legal combat?
Vito Russo’s Celluloid Closet Lives On
The Celluloid Closet has been described, ecstatically, as the gay That’s Entertainment!
Just Another Day Livin’ in the ’Hood
His songs offer support for young fathers, salute his children, and warn about the perils of AIDS.
Mister Sister
Sisters’ PWA transvestite Chardonnay is simply producer Ron Cowen’s latest AIDS plot
Censored Secretions
Charles Perez tries to stem River’s flow
Swap Meat
Dominic flaunts at conventions and trades sex for financial security
God Is a Bullet
But what good’s a gun against the subtle fascism creeping across America?
