POZ February-March 1996
POZ February-March 1996
In every issue of POZ, you'll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Feature
Where There's Smoke There Must Be Fire
Fighting for a dozen causes, Kiyoshi Kuromiya has been a one-man movement for longer than the personal has been political.
Inside the Issue
Trials by Fire
Community-based drug studies are full of good intentions. But are they based on good science?
Let the Seller Beware
Get ready for Viatical 101.
Putting the P in PML
Sixties activist Peter Brosnan refuses to take "no treatment" for an answer
Ship to Shore
Sue Saunders sells safer sex by the seashore
Jackie O Contraire
It's Kiki's first hospital stay -- be warned
Over Disclosure
A trick proposes, Dominic discloses, then calls the ho thing off
Bureaucracy
Nothing asphyxiates like red tape.
Cuisinart for Art's Sake
Lucy Winer was telling an HIV positive friend recently about Positive: Life with HIV, the television series she co-produced.
Needing the Doe
People with HIV, confidentiality and the courts
Waste Management
Dr. Richard Elion interprets Sean 0. Strub's nutritional status
Sleeping AIDS
Melatonin may be good for a nap, but no one knows if it knocks out HIV
The Lady Doth Protest
Elinor Burkett's indictment of alternative therapies is itself bad medicine
Bobbing with Bill
A one-act power play
Shelf Life
Project Inform's fact-filled tome won't collect dust
Don't Speak
Forget Clinton's words at the White House AIDS Conference -- the behind-the-scenes drama is much more telling
Web Crawler: Marty Howard
Cybernaut Marty Howard still goes to the doctor
Squash Your Bug
Your grandmother was right: Good cooking is good for your health
Chopped Liver
Alternative treatments for a common problem
Strife Insurance
Acting early is the key to getting the most from your coverage
