Widespread Discrimination, Lack of HIV Education Fueling Spread of Virus in Caribbean, Health Officials Say By khnweb Jan. 23, 2007
European Union Offers Improved Relations With Libya if Medical Workers Are Released By khnweb Jan. 23, 2007
Dietary Supplement Selenium Reduces HIV Viral Load, Increases CD4+ T Cell Count, Study Says By khnweb Jan. 23, 2007
American Legacy Foundation Targets Smoking Cessation Program Toward Baltimore, Black Community By khnweb Jan. 23, 2007
Blacks More Likely To Undergo a Coronary Surgery Technique by Less-Experienced Surgeons, Study Finds By khnweb Jan. 23, 2007
Indian Health Ministry Proposes Fivefold Increase in Funding for HIV/AIDS Programs By khnweb Jan. 22, 2007
Washington State Legislature To Consider Bill Aimed at Reducing HIV Transmission in Prisons By khnweb Jan. 22, 2007
AIDS Healthcare Foundation To File Lawsuit Against Pfizer for Allegedly Promoting Recreational Use of Erectile Dysfunction Drug By khnweb Jan. 22, 2007
Community-Based Groups Well Positioned To Disseminate Health Information to Immigrants, AP/Washington Times Reports By khnweb Jan. 22, 2007
Australian State Unveils Strategy To Reduce by 25% New HIV Cases by 2009 With Focus on MSM By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
Chinese Province Requires People To Provide Real Names, Contact Information When Taking HIV Tests By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
Studies Examine Effect of Male Circumcision on Sexual Behavior, Breast-Feeding Interventions for HIV-Positive Women By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
Health Officials Worry That Ease of Finding Meth, Sex on Internet Will Lead to Increase of HIV Among MSM By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
Studies Examine Obesity Among Head Start Children, Diabetes Intervention Among Blacks, Blacks’ Attitudes Toward Heart Attacks By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
Change in Sexual Behaviors Needed To Curb Spread of HIV in Africa, Some Health Experts Say By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007
China Considering Evidence That Male Circumcision Could Reduce Risk of HIV Infection, Unlikely To Launch Campaign, Health Official Says By khnweb Jan. 19, 2007