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POZ May 2001

POZ May 2001

In every issue, you’ll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.

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Diagnosing In The Dark

A complex mix of symptoms and a shrinking number of aids physicians can add up to an OI (opportunistic infection) ID crapshoot.

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The Gospel According To St. Rufus

The AIDS community is shaken by a new federal report that 30 percent of twentysomething black gay men have HIV.

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What the World Needs Now

South African HIVers counter doomsday images with profiles in radical courage. Gregg Bordowitz reports.

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OI Vey!

With their brave new immune systems, HAART-takers are eager to toss their prevention pills. Bob Lederer reports that the sky isn’t falling.

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Assume the Position

In late June, San Francisco usually looks like the queer Mecca everyone always calls it.

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Catching Up With: Justin LiGreci

(POZ September 1998)

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Free to Be...

(S)he’s in there, men, your inner gender illusionist, just waiting to be unleashed.

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The Art of the Matter

Ellis Eisner paints the days of HIVers by numbers

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I Just Called To Say...

Doug Allen meets, discloses to, and loses boy

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Sign Of The Times

A hundred-plus protesters rallied in January outside the Central California Women’s Facility.

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Milestones

Former amfAR prez Mervyn Silverman joined the board of Childreach to help launch the Hope for African Children relief effort.

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Fertility Rights

Being positive means never being papa, right? Wrong.

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Three Scoops

Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections

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Change of HAART

New federal guidelines catch up with top AIDS docs’ practice of not hitting early with antiretrovirals.

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Comfort Zone

How else can I say it? I have gas. I take Crixivan [indinavir], and Crixivan farts can clear a room.

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Singing the Booze

Need to kill that killer hangover? Nurse pours on the charms that will get your juices flowing again.

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Dubya’s Debut

When Bush comes to shove, the GOP is gunning for HIVers, so Doug Ireland advocates ACTing UP again -- and fast.

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Brats ’R’ Us

Bullying and bawling are the MO at the PWA playground. Emily Carter has just two words for us: Grow Up!

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Almost Famous

Shawn Decker tunes in to reality-based TV series The Real World only to find that with HIV, the reception he gets is all static.

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Second Coming

AIDS never kept River Huston out of other people’s beds, but it took an adventure in abstinence to bring her to orgasm on her own couch of..

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S.O.S.

The most radical and almost the only AIDS activism on planet Earth these days is the campaign to get AIDS drugs into African HIVers’ bodies.

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Mailbox

Thank you for sharing stories about the other “F” word, faith, in the February/March issue.

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Hearing AIDS

Sealed with a hiss: Reagan’s first speech about AIDS in 1987 was way too little, way too late.

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