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POZ November 2008

POZ November 2008

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

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Features

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Free At Last?

A drug bust, a prison sentence and an HIV diagnosis could easily derail anyone’s life.

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It’s a Girl!

Soap opera fans have been expecting General Hospital’s HIV-positive character, Dr. Robin Scorpio, to have a baby. The stork is finally on the...

Living

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Condomless Sex? Maybe Not Yet

“Undetectable” HIV found in semen  

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Meditation Matters

Meditation eases anxiety and depression and improves the health of people with HIV—without any co-pay.

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Boys and Girls Together

We’ve long wondered whether HIV drugs act differently in women than in men.

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Med Alert-November 2008

The HIV drug abacavir (a nuke found in Ziagen, Epzicom and Trizivir) has a revised label.

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From the Inside: Strength to Spare

During her 15-year battle to stay healthy with HIV and hepatitis C in prison, Beverly “Chopper” Henry, 59, has maintained an inspi...

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Ritonavir News

Most protease inhibitor (PI)-based HIV combos are boosted with the PI Norvir (ritonavir).

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A Liver-Cleansing Herb’s Benefits Begin to Bloom

Many people coinfected with HIV and hepatitis C take milk thistle supplements for liver health.

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Sweet Spot

HIV meds may have a new target: a vulnerable spot on the doughnut-shaped protease enzyme.

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Bottoms Up

Water isn’t the only way to quench your thirst.

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Starting Out Late?

Stats reveal 1/3 of people who test positive for HIV in U.S. cities do so with low CD4 and with an AIDS-related complication such as an OI

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Eat Well, Pay Little

As prices soar, you can still afford the nutrition you need without breaking the bank. 

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Is Organic Food Worth the Splurge?

Organic foods are as hot as iPhones and Facebook these days—but unlike most fads, these healthful eats should never go out of fashion.

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Coats of Many Colors

Although we had no money I was rich as I could be in my coat of many colors My momma made for me—Dolly Parton, “Coat of Many Colors” (19...

Talking

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Prison Break

Is locking up HIV-positive people fueling stigma?

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Ladies First

All of Us, a new film about the plight of black women and HIV in the United States

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Pos & Neg

In August, presidential hopefuls John McCain and Barack Obama squared off in a debate at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California...

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Shout Out!

“Safe sex is great sex, so you better wear a latex, latex...so wrap it up.”—Lil Wayne

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In Their Words

A new anthology by and for black gay and bisexual men

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You Said It...

Can Parents Prevent HIV?

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Life’s Rich Pageant

Straight “positoid” Shawn Decker explains his passion for beauty pageants—and his angst over anti-gay contestants. 

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How to... Disclose in the Heat of the Moment

Telling someone that you have HIV requires a different tact when disclosure is spontaneous.

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Editor’s Letter-November 2008

Living Conditions

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Your Feedback-November 2008

I am happy to know that the Peace Corps has changed its policy and will make accommodations for those who are HIV positive.

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