Issue 74; Jan/Feb 2010
Our interview with legendary adult-film star Aiden Shaw. Plus: Catching up with Hydeia Broadbent.
Items with this symbol are exclusive to HIVPlusMag.comIssue Features
- Coming to Terms
Aiden Shaw talks with HIV Plus about his new autobiography, Sordid Truths, his outlook on life, his sobriety, monogamy, and sex and HIV. - To Tell the Truth
In his second autobiography, Sordid Truths, Aiden Shaw takes readers back to the years predating the first edition he wrote about his life; here is an excerpt from the book's beginning. - All Grown Up
Ten years after our first interview with her, we decided to catch up with Hydiea Broadbent to see how, and if, life had changed for her. - Overwhelming Numbers
Life for African-American women has changed dramatically in the nearly three decades since the AIDS virus became widely known in the United States. News
- The Movement Has Its Moves
Philadelphia dance troupe Smoke, Lilies, and Jade has HIV awareness and fund-raising at the core of its mission. - Do Some Meds Have the Wrong Target?
- Ease Depression With a Mediterranean Diet
- Focus on HIV and Aging
- Want Muscle? Go Easy on the Protein
- E.U.'s "Unaware" Rate Is Higher
- Sperm's Leading Role With HIV
- Nope, the "Down Low" Didn't Do It
- Getting Past HIV's Social Roadblocks
- Swine Flu Could Increase MRSA Infections
- Lose While You Cruise
- Don't Flag on AIDS Support
- Simply Black & White?
Individuals' behavior patterns, especially sexual ones, cannot fully explain the marked racial differences in U.S. HIV infection rates. - Key Antibodies Aid Research
- Drastic Funding Shortfall Awaits
- CD4s Are Key Predictor for Cancer
- Expert Says No to IL-2
- Supercomputer Creates HIV's Evolutionary Tree
- Lessons of Stalled AIDS Vaccine
Voices
- The Lucky Ones
Perfectly Flawed
By Corey Saucier
While taking account of his health issues, Corey decides that only in America are you lucky to be dying of AIDS. - Time: Is It Your Friend or Enemy?
Mind+Manner
By Gary McClain, Ph.D.
Has the beginning of a new year got you thinking about how you spent the past one? - No Need to Bend Over Backward
Nutrition+Fitness
By Sam Page
A little yoga can help with high blood-pressure issues. - Holding Back the Years
Medicine+Wellness
By Antonio Urbina, MD
People with HIV are not only struggling with their disease but also dealing with problems associated with aging. Departments
- Ask & Tell
- Take 5
- Rx+Research
