Women Alive Newsletter Table of Contents, Spring 2000

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Table of Contents, Spring 2000

The Dawn of a Deluge: Commemorating Lives Lost to AIDS
Links to AIDS on the Information Super-highway
Things to Know When Preparing to Travel
St. John's Wort Warning
Nationwide Study Seeks Patients to Investigate Whether Women Respond Differently than Men to HIV Treatment
The FDA and Clinical Trials: A Short History
By Zeke Ashton
Letter to the Editor
By Janice Kilbank
Your Rights with Regard to Clinical Trials
From POZ, August 1997
Gut Inflammation Targeted in UCLA HIV Study
From Searchlight, Winter 1997/2000
Consensus Statement on Long-term Effectiveness Research
Spermicide by Columbia Labs Fails to Stop HIV in Clinical Trial
By Martha Brannigan (Barbara Martinez in NY contributed to this article), The Wall Street Journal
President's Notes
By Shelley Singer
When Your Parent has HIV
By a Daughter
Don't Minimize Our Side Effects
Skin Conditions
By Leslie Hanna (Reprint)
Women Respond: A Call to Action
By the International Community of Women (ICW) Living with HIV/AIDS
Mae's First Article
By Mae, Treatment Advocate at Women Alive
Update From the 7th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections
By Debra Johnson, P.A.
Women in the Loop
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