POZ March 2011
POZ March 2011
In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Features
For Cryin’ Out Loud
As Congressional Republicans on the Hill slash government spending and attempt to reverse Obama’s health care reform, HIV advocates call...
Sex and the Salon
For L’Oréal hairdressers, taming bad hair—and HIV—is all in a day’s work.
Living
Is PrEP Positive?
A study suggests that HIV meds can prevent infection. But questions remain about treatment as prevention.
PEP
Less known than PrEP, but possibly a better option
We Hear You...And We Know You Hurt.
A recent POZ.com blog, “New Empathy for Neuropathy,” by Laura Whitehorn, hit a nerve—pardon the pun—with our readers.
To a T
Promoting testosterone replacement therapy
The Keys to HIV Nonprogressors
Researchers recently discovered five amino acid keys that explain why some people can control HIV without drugs—and offer hope for those...
Tomorrow’s Treatments
The drug development pipeline currently holds very few new meds to suppress HIV. But on other fronts, drugs to help with side effects and coin...
Talking
Back From the Brink
Keep a Child Alive raises $1M via the digitally dead.
Marathon Man
Mark Ishaug is president and CEO of AIDS United, a new Washington, DC-based organization launched in January.
The Melody of HIV
You’ve heard of HIV—now you can listen to it.
A Tale of Two Tests
A new documentary from MTV’s Staying Alive Foundation
Trans Risk
1 in 4 black transgender people are HIV positive.
Looking for Love Gloves?
iCondom locates free condoms near you.
Pozarazzi
Events across the globe on December 1 commemorated World AIDS Day 2010.
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Editor’s Letter
Cry Me a River
Letters
Your Feedback
Affirmative Ally in Idaho
Soon after he tested positive for HIV in 1999, Duane Quintana contemplated what, exactly, would have prevented him from contracting the...
GMHC Treatment Issues March 2011
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