POZ November 2005
POZ November 2005
In every issue, you'll find the hottest topics of interest to our readers along with cutting-edge health information.
Features
Senior Class
Jane Fowler—a 70-year-old positive grandmother—just can't stop talking about sex.
A Place at the Table
Pull up a chair to our holiday spread—turkey, trimmings and tough talk about the meaning of gratitude for people with HIV.
Living
Food for the Soul
No matter where we are on November 24—whether around a dinner table with family and friends or in the basement of one of the thousands of...
Med Blues
When drugs cost too much
Doctor's Diary - November 2005
A doctor with HIV is also a patient
Talking Turkey
Thanksgiving leftovers that won't foul up your diet
Licking Lipo Where it Lives
How to beat those body-morphing side effects...
Tea Cells
My daily Reyataz needs a Norvir booster, which frazzles my nerves and my stomach.
Ask the Sexpert - November 2005
The truth about superinfection
Bedroom Gambling
The odds of transmission during mixed-status sex
Word Therapy
How Journals and Thank-You Lists Heal
Employee of the Month - November 2005
Try a Little Tenderness
No More Stickups
Having cheated death, an HIVer finds a way to take Fuzeon without a needle.
Talking
Postscripts from the Edge
Reincarnated, Spencer Cox visits the middle ages
Buzz - November 2005
“My administration has more than tripled funding for abstinence-only programs since taking office.” —President George W. Bush
Positive I.D.
Will California—and other states—start tagging hiv positive testees?
Courting Disaster?
Supreme doubts about John Roberts and HIVers
Rent's Due
When Rent, the rock opera about love in the time of HIV, rejuvenated Broadway in 1996, HAART was barely on the cocktail menu.
Mentors - November 2005
HIVer rookie Tad Barnes needed help managing workplace energy drain, so POZ paired him with 14-year veteran Joe Norton to swap stories...
Pushing the $$$ Envelope
Think AIDS Walks are a workout? Meet these fearless fundraisers
I Demand a Recount
Michael Petrelis dares to say infections are falling
We are Family
As the holidays near, one HIVer tells how she told her loved ones about HIV.
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Founder's Letter - November 2005
Thanks But No Thanks
Mailbox - November 2005
I can see why some gay people living with HIV would hide their status [“Bite the Bullet,”August 2005].
