by Mary Lou Greenberg “Silence = Death.” The shout of AIDS activists cut like a knife through public ignorance, denial and …
by Dr. Ann Boyer When I began working with HIV in the 1980s, women still had a 9 to 30 …
by Mahin Hassibi Medical specialists in different fields complain about insurance companies or the Medicare rates; otherwise “talking shop” only …
By Mary Lou Greenberg Gender-blind spots in assessing the HIV/AIDS epidemic today are key factors in today’s deadly ignorance about …
by Molly M. Ginty A73-year-old grandmother in Kansas City, Kansas. A 16-year-old Bronx girl living in a foster home. A …
by Merle Hoffman Welcome to the May/June 2008 edition of On The Issues Magazine Online, the first full edition of our new Internet …
By The Editors Over the years, HIV-AIDS has been demonized and stigmatized, especially by religious reactionaries. Family “values” conservatives oppose …
Reviewed by Eleanor J. Bader Nicole Itano’s No Place Left to Bury the Dead zeroes in on three communities in …
OTI Online provides a new forum for artists to present contemporary art in relation to the topic for that issue. …
By Cynthia Soohoo and Katrina Anderson More than half of all new HIV infections in the U.S. occur before the …
By Marjorie Signer The pending reauthorization of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, commonly called PEPFAR, is a …
By Nicole Itano After 13 years at the head of the UN’s AIDS organization, Dr. Peter Piot is stepping down. His departure …
By Sharon Walton Idistinctly remember the first time that I heard the word “AIDS.” It was 1985. I was on …
By Mehret Mandefro Silence is a universal metaphor that explains marginalized human experience. With HIV, the silence that cloaks sexism, …
Reviewed by Eleanor J. Bader Nicole Itano’s No Place Left to Bury the Dead zeroes in on three communities in Botswana, Lesotho …
By Cindy Cooper An invaluable health website has special promise for women with HIV-AIDS, but not enough are using it. …
by Marcy Bloom What is a woman worth? HIV infections among women and girls have risen in every part of …
By Lisa Vives While “medical tourism” is filling hospital beds in developing countries with patients priced out of the care …
By Janine Avril I feel for all women with AIDS, but my heart goes out to women like my mother …
by Alexis Greene Nikkole Salter grew up in Los Angeles. Danai Gurira was raised in Zimbabwe. In 2001, the two …
By Larry Schulte The AIDS/ART/WORK conference in New York earlier this summer brought together a distinguished group of professionals from …
By Natalie Bell There is another side to the stories that occasionally break out into the public, such as with …
By Mina Assidi Singer Gissoo Shakeri and poet Mina Assidi, both of whose works are banned in the Islamic Republic …
Poems by Gale Jackson Conversations with love: 25 and her sister’s dead. it’s a full moon and who would know …
Twenty-five years ago I began On the Issues as a newsletter of Choices Women’s Medical Center in an effort to …
By MaryLou Greenberg Iranian women are today in the forefront of determined resistance to the oppressive theocracy of the Islamic …
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