Uganda HIV/AIDS Control Efforts Will Require About $1B Over Next Five Years, Official Says By khnweb Dec. 18, 2006
Future of Southern Africa Hinges on Fighting HIV/AIDS Pandemic, U.N. Special Envoy for Southern Africa Morris Says By khnweb Dec. 15, 2006
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Launches Ad Campaign Against Pfizer’s Ads Promoting Erectile Dysfunction Drug By khnweb Dec. 15, 2006
Studies Examine Hormonal Contraception and HIV Infection Risk, Effective Behavior Change Programs To Prevent Spread of HIV By khnweb Dec. 15, 2006
RWJF-Funded Program Foundation Gives $2M to 11 Organizations To Reduce Racial Health Disparities; RWJF Awards Grants To Hospitals To Improve Patient Communication By khnweb Dec. 15, 2006
Studies Address Health Disparities Related to Obesity, Cancer Survival of Blacks By khnweb Dec. 15, 2006
Routine Male Circumcision Could Reduce a Man’s HIV Infection Risk by About 50 Percent, According to Studies Conducted in Kenya, Uganda By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
Medical Workers Accused of Infecting Libyan Children With HIV Are ‘Scapegoats’ for Country With ‘Homegrown HIV Problem,’ Perspective Piece Says By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
Number of HIV/AIDS Cases in India Might be Lower Than Official Estimates, Study Says By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
NPR Examines Issues Surrounding BiDil for Black Heart Failure Patients, Implications for Race-Based Drugs By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
Newspapers Highlight Health Disparity Initiatives in Brooklyn, Roanoke, Va., Seattle By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
New Jersey Legislature’s Approval of Measure That Would Establish Needle-Exchange Programs in Six Cities ‘Significant Public Health Victory,’ Editorial Says By khnweb Dec. 14, 2006
Ryan White CARE Act Reauthorization Could Increase Transportation, Other Services for HIV-Positive People in Rural South By khnweb Dec. 13, 2006
Connecticut Hispanics Have Higher Rates of Illnesses Than Other Ethnic Groups, Report Finds By khnweb Dec. 13, 2006