TODAY' S NEWS
Scientists Discover Viral ReservoirHiding place for HIV can serve as a factory for new infections. Read the full story...
TODAY'S HEADLINES
- Is Gels’ Success in Existing Med?
CCR5 entry inhibitors could be used to produce an effective microbicide. - Anniversary of Antiretrovirals
Special publication marks a quarter century since the development of anti-HIV medications.
THE MAGAZINE
Social Security
A new generation is carving out a niche on the Net so that HIVers can find a safe, casual atmosphere to connect, get informed, and evolve with their diagnosis at their own pace. Read the full story...
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- Social Security
A new generation is carving out a niche on the Net so that HIVers can find a safe, casual atmosphere to connect, get informed, and evolve with their diagnosis at their own pace. 
Care Giver
As the on-the-go caretaker in most families, a mom rarely has a spare moment to pay attention to her own needs -- but she really needs to when she’s living with HIV.
Time for “The Talk”?
How to approach the subject of your HIV diagnosis with your children.
Child Monitor
Keep in tune with what’s going on with your kids to help avoid problems with them later.
Assumed Risk
Experts have put forth all kinds of ideas to help reduce HIV transmissions, but a new study shows that one touted practice might well be creating even more harm.
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By Dan Bowers, MD
If you missed the opportunity to get your influenza vaccine last year, it’s not too late. Read the full story...
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Medicine+Wellness
By Dan Bowers, MD
If you missed the opportunity to get your influenza vaccine last year, it’s not too late. 
New Beginnings
Nutrition+Fitness
By Cade Fields-Gardner
If you made a resolution to eat better this year, here are a few practical tips to keep you going.
Coping Strategies
Phoenix Rising
By Thomas Fransen
It’s one thing to say, “accept where you are,” as though it’s easy and peaceful; it’s anything but.
Hospitals and Doctors and Death, Oh My
Perfectly Flawed
By Corey Saucier
or the first time in 10 years Saucier remembers what it means to be dying of HIV -- and the unpleasant memory reminds him that he can’t live in relaxed mode anymore.
Facing Uncertainty?
Mind+Manner
By Gary McClain, Ph.D.
Does trying to look on the bright side seem like an uphill battle?
THE MAGAZINE
Issue 75; Mar/Apr 2010
