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A “Gift” You Can’t Return (February 2012)

Powered by Max Banner Ads by Jayra Harris In a perfect world, I will meet someone I find terribly attractive. He’ll be smart, funny, successful, interesting and interested. The good morning text will arrive every day by 8, he will call every night before bed, make time for me even though he’s busy, all the while being a perfect gentleman. Never having felt this before, my heart tells...

Columbus Welcomes Back Tyler TerMeer, Director of the Ohio AIDS Coalition (February 2012)

by Lauren Strand This month I had the opportunity to sit down with Tyler TerMeer, the new Director of the Ohio AIDS Coalition (OAC), which is now a division of the AIDS Resource Center of Ohio (ARC Ohio). Tyler is the Director of OAC, a cyclist, Ph.D. candidate, and young professional who has been living with HIV for the past eight years. Tyler shared some of his thoughts on Columbus, emerging trends...

How Sex Education Failed Men Over Forty (February 2012)

by Mackenzie Worrall HIV infection rates are on the rise. That’s not just globally. That’s here. The United States, Ohio, Columbus, The Short North. Why? What has three decades of the largest epidemic in human history failed to teach us? Why do we still insist on carelessness that hurts ourselves and, more often than not, those closest to us too? It may come as no surprise that new infection rates...

HIV and the Aftermath (February 2012)

by Orie Givens When Mark went to the health department in 2007, he had a feeling something was wrong. For weeks leading up to his diagnosis, he had flu-like symptoms, was excessively tired and had swollen lymph nodes. It was an episode of Noah’s Ark that encouraged him to go see a doctor. He went into the clinic and got tested, then waited several days for the results. When he was finally called...

No Line On The Horizon: The Arduous Search for an HIV Vaccine (February 2012)

by Michael Straughter With the AIDS-related death toll well over 25 million since 1981, the race to find a vaccine has been an urgent, unsteady and particularly unsuccessful one. In the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, very little was known about how the virus was transmitted, and even less was known about how it was caused. When the virus was isolated in 1985, Margaret Heckler, the United...

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A “Gift” You Can’t Return (February 2012)

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