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Body Positive
Table of Contents, April/May 1998

F E A T U R E
A R T I C L E S

Introduction to the Adherence Conference
by Marcelo Marer

Starting HIV Therapy
by Daniel Baxter, MD

Keeping It Up: Maintaining Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapies
by Jane M. Simoni, PhD

Adherence and Double Therapies: An Interview with Charles Farthimg, MD
Interview by Marcelo Marer

R E G U L A R C O L U M N S

Body Positive Creed "You Are Not Alone" by Michael Slocum and Jim Lewis	Treatment Perspectives Recreational Drugs, Methadone, and Protease Inhibitors by Karin Timour	Treatment Perspectives Treatment Information: How It Becomes Power by Marcelo Marer	Treatment Perspectives Treatment at Gay Men's Health Crisis by Carlos H. Arboleda
Simply Medical HIV Treatment: The Importance of Adherence by Marcelo Marer	Treatment Perspectives A Journey Through New Treatment Options by Herbert Quiñones	Treatment Perspectives Learn How to Use the Internet at Body Positive by Neil Sachs	Viewpoint Treatment Education for HIV-Positive Substance Abusers by Elizabeth Levine

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Body PositiveTable of Contents, April/May 1998

F E A T U R E A R T I C L E S

R E G U L A R C O L U M N S

Body Positive Creed

Treatment Perspectives

Treatment Perspectives

Treatment Perspectives

Simply Medical

Treatment Perspectives

Treatment Perspectives

Viewpoint

Body Positive
Table of Contents, April/May 1998

F E A T U R E
A R T I C L E S