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• 2007 - Aug New York City Remembers A Firefeighter
• 2007 - Aug Liberty, and Being a Pagan in America
• 2007 - Jul The Debt Threat
• 2007 - Jun Puerto Rican AIDS Crisis
• 2006 - Nov Post-Election Thanksgiving Worries
• 2006 - Jul AIDS and AGOA
  Who will win this deadly tug of war over AIDS policy? The U.S. and its corporate lobby? Or the African peoples who must live with the results of these policies?
• 2006 - Jun Farm Subsidies
  One American's View On Africa
• 2006 - Mar Meltdown, Part II
  The attempts to hide misconduct in AIDS research need to be countered before greed wins out for good.
• 2006 - Feb The Coming Meltdown
  An erosion of research ethics hints at a muddy future for AIDS Science. Who's profiting?
• 2006 - Jan Trojan Horses
  With a Federal Boost, Mental Health Services Are Expanding-But Who's Profiting?
• 2005 - Dec Disaster and Depression
  How do we find strength to go on when the world keeps steamrolling our mental health?
• 2005 - Nov Promises to Keep
  Hollow commitments mean little for healthcare, disaster relief and people living with HIV/AIDS
• 2005 - Oct Body Count
  In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, who's looking out for those affected living with HIV/AIDS?
• 2005 - Sep Media Maneuvers
  With a "wealth of options" for news at Their fingertips, Americans can also choose to ignore AIDS and other epidemics.
• 2005 - Aug What Were They Thinking?
  Inspired by lax oversight in the world of medicine, a new watchdog fights for ethical standards.
• 2005 - Jul New Pope, Old Story
• 2005 - Jun Traditional Marriage: A Secular Affair
• 2005 - Jun Banana Ethics
  Why does corruption in AIDS research continue to go unpunished?
• 2004 - Dec Universal Healthcare
  An Open Letter to the Presidential Candidates Asks Why We Close the Door on Access
• 2004 - Apr Life, Liberty And Boycotts
• 2004 - Apr The Goddess and the Eagle
  American Historical Truths as Seen in Our National Symbols
• 2004 - Feb Disappeareing Ink
• 2003 - Dec And the Golden Ostrich Goes To...
• 2003 - Nov Texas Justice II
  Bible-Based Policy Goes Global
• 2003 - Nov A Fitting Monument of Books
• 2003 - Sep Texas Justice
  Now that the Supreme Court has struck down sodomy laws, how will the right launch its next campaign?
• 2003 - Aug Urban Myths
  Rumors have the power to create false realities and life-threatening situations
• 2003 - Jul White Man's Medicine
  What's wrong with the business of healthcare?
• 2003 - Jun Tarnished Halos
  AIDS researcher Donald Francis and VaxGen hit a snag with their latest vaccine trials, but the future looks less bright for other reasons
• 2003 - May Why Prevention Isn't Working
  How can we change the message so kids will listen?
• 2003 - Jan Enron Ethics, AIDS Ethics
• 2003 - Jan Codex Alimentarius: Pros and Cons
• 2002 - Jun Dollars And Deaths
• 2002 - May Letter to a Christian Man
• 2002 - May Operation AIDS Vaccine
• 2002 - Apr Activist Overload
• 2001 - Oct Follow the Money
• 2001 - Oct Sun Tzu Says...
• 2001 - Sep Bought and Paid For
• 2001 - Sep Where Do We Go From Here?
• 2001 - Sep The W Word
• 2001 - Aug Fooling the People
• 2001 - Jul Why Do Some Pride Festivals Die?
• 2001 - Jun Fourteen Dollars
• 2001 - May Healthcare Gouging
• 2001 - Apr The Human Factor