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  • Catholics for condoms

    The Roman Catholic Church comes one step closer to loosening its prohibition on condom use.
    By Page Rockwell November 27, 2006

  • What else we're reading

    Legal abortion celebrates a birthday in Britain. Plus: Legendary drummer Sandy West dies, Jessica Valenti on "Boobgate" and more.
    By Page Rockwell October 27, 2006

  • The needle and the damage undone

    Vancouver has halted a drug epidemic by helping street addicts shoot up in safety. Will U.S. cities -- and Bush's drug czar -- learn from the Canadians' success?
    By Mark Follman September 22, 2006

  • The whole world in her home

    Journalist Melissa Fay Greene talks about the enormity of the African AIDS crisis and why, as the mother of five, she decided to adopt four Ethiopian orphans.
    By Curtis Sittenfeld September 12, 2006

  • What else we're reading

    Helping women protect themselves against AIDS, opinions from Ellen Goodman and Susan J. Douglas, and more.
    By Page Rockwell August 14, 2006

  • What else we're reading

    Excommunicating women priests, reinstating transsexual soccer players, Bay Area residents sound off on gender difference, and more.
    By Page Rockwell August 11, 2006

  • Big and beautiful, but not healthy, in South Africa

    Expert says rise in obesity among South African women is due in part to fears of appearing to have HIV/AIDS.
    By Tracy Clark-Flory August 11, 2006

  • Andrew Holleran's "Grief"

    Almost 30 years since publishing the groundbreaking novel "Dancer From the Dance," one of America's treasured gay writers offers a beautiful new work on love and loss.
    By Laura Miller July 29, 2006

  • Empowering women against AIDS

    Microbicides let women protect themselves from getting infected by men who protest condoms, play around.
    By Sarah Elizabeth Richards May 8, 2006

  • "Abstain, be faithful, or use is-thay ondom-cay"

    GAO report criticizes limits, ambiguities in congressional mandate for AIDS prevention abroad.
    By Lynn Harris April 5, 2006

  • Big Pharma to Africa's aid? Really?

    Roche says it will help poor countries make cheap drugs, no questions asked. Why?
    By Andrew Leonard January 20, 2006

  • We need a new drug (system)

    Brazil vs. the Drug Lords; a showdown at the IP corral
    By Andrew Leonard January 13, 2006

  • Meek, mild and menacing

    Samuel Alito's Willy Loman facade conceals seething resentments -- and a dangerous belief in unbridled presidential power.
    By Sidney Blumenthal January 12, 2006

  • Big Pharma's free ride

    Pharmaceutical companies are using free-trade deals like CAFTA to eliminate global competition -- and deny poor patients access to cheaper generic drugs.
    By Adam Graham-Silverman August 12, 2005

  • Is aid the problem, not the solution?

    Well-meaning activists like Bono have pressured the West into giving billions more to Africa. But is all that money doing more harm than good?
    By Erich Wiedemann and Thilo Thielke July 6, 2005

  • Getting real on Africa

    If President Bush is serious about fighting African poverty, here are 10 things he should do.
    By Suzanne Nossel July 6, 2005

  • An epidemic failure

    President Bush claims he is leading the world in the fight against global AIDS. But he has been inexplicably stingy and slow to act -- and by placing religion over science, he's responsible for the loss of untold numbers of lives.
    By Geraldine Sealey June 2, 2005

  • AIDS, Africa and the "culture of life"

    Seeking to soften his hard right image, George W. Bush speaks of the need to help the least among us. Is it all just talk?
    By Tim Grieve June 2, 2005

  • Sex panic

    Veteran AIDS activist and playwright Larry Kramer is still denouncing young gay men for spreading HIV through reckless sex and drug use. He needs to drop the angry-prophet pose and start talking to the people on the front lines.
    By Richard Kim May 7, 2005

  • Death penalty for I.V. drug users

    The Bush administration is considering imposing a gag rule on U.S.-funded groups that provide clean needles to addicts, despite their huge success in preventing the spread of HIV.
    By Maia Szalavitz March 24, 2005

  • South Africa's weak battle against AIDS

    South Africa's progress in the fight against AIDS has been weak, despite government assurances to the contrary.
    By Julia Scott March 1, 2005

  • What ever happened to safe sex?

    Spurred by fears of a deadly new strain of HIV, the gay community is searching its soul over its dangerous new complacency about AIDS.
    By Alysia Abbott February 25, 2005

  • AIDS scare is overblown

    Medical experts say the "super strain" of HIV found in a New York man is probably not so super after all.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski February 17, 2005

  • Hey barkeep -- gimme a beer and an AIDS test!

    New HIV tests give results in 20 minutes, and are attracting people who avoided being tested before. But is a Bourbon Street dive the best place to find out you're positive?
    By Karin Halperin October 18, 2004

  • Sex, lies and the "down low"

    Bestselling author J.L. King is the new public face of a not-so-new phenomenon -- "straight" black men who secretly sleep with men. Is he a savior to black women worried about HIV -- or a self-promoter fanning fears of a bisexual black bogeyman?
    By Whitney Joiner August 16, 2004
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