POZ July 2006
POZ July 2006
In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Features
Barely Legal: Kai Wright navigates the tangled sheets of HIV criminalization
It’s many a positive person’s worst fear: Your lover takes you to bed and then takes you to court.
Speaking of Sex... How having HIV has affected your sex lives?
POZ asked you, our HIV positive readers, how having HIV has affected your sex lives—delving into topics from disclosure to safer sex.
La Cage Air Force: For this positive senior airman, military life became a real drag
For this positive senior airman, military life became a real drag.
ONLINE SPECIAL: Top Models
These brave volunteers bared all for our July cover story (you have to get the magazine to see the pics!), lowering their belts and their...
Living
Mouthing Off
Sink your teeth into HIV health care
Skeleton Key
Positive women get a negative report on bone loss
Sneak Previews
New treatments for HIV and its side effects
The Big Queasy
A lollipop gives nausea the sucker punch
Measurements, Please
Bloodstream drug levels: still uncharted
Mass Coverage
Massachusetts pioneers universal insurance
Converse All Star
HIV support group members gather to share experiences and healing conversation
Trainer’s Bench-July 2006
My last HIV combo caused fat wasting, leaving my butt sagging.
Get Back
Can’t wait for squats and lunges to deliver a new derrière? Slip into these quick fashion fixes to accentuate your bum. &nbs...
The Hunger
Sex. It’s ironic that the word can mean something we seek from others and also mean something that defines us.
Talking
Preaching to the Seroconverted
Is the Vatican inching toward latex love?
Dead Men Walking
Prosecuting the hazardous HIV care in Delaware’s prison system
Meth Madness
Looking at HIV through a crystal ball
Buzz Kill
The FDA sends medical marijuana up in smoke
Accounting 101
A government org says Bush’s AIDS policies don’t add up
Kindle Kids
Over the river and through the woods with HIV-affected youth
The Keys to Uganda
Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys teams with Michael Weinstein, president of AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and 9-year-old Winnie, who’s HIV...
Under the Counter
Doug Ireland prescribes a violent reaction to the Bush/Pharma axis
Positive Bling
M.C. Mars hits the West Coast rap scene—at age 53
etc.
Editor’s Letter-July 2006
Up Close and Personal
Mailbox-July 2006
I was happy to see Regan Hofmann, POZ’s new editor in chief, on the cover of the magazine (April 2006).
