Daily Injection of Common Antiretroviral Drugs Found To Protect Monkeys From HIV, Study Says By khnweb Feb. 8, 2006
U.S. Waives Travel Ban for HIV-Positive Foreigners Attending, Participating in Gay Games 2006 By khnweb Feb. 8, 2006
GSK Executive Tadataka Yamada Named Executive Director of Gates Foundation’s Global Health Program By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement Says Pediatricians Should Advocate for Needle Exchanges By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Indian Generic Drug Firm Ranbaxy Announces Joint Venture With South African Firm To Sell ARVs in Africa By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Rare Strain of Chlamydia Might Be Spreading in U.S. Among MSM, Increasing HIV Risk, Specialists Say By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Bush FY 2007 Budget Proposal Would Increase Funding for Global HIV/AIDS, Millennium Challenge Corporation By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Report Investigates Role of Mothers in HIV Risk Reduction Among Teenage Daughters By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Newspapers Cover Local Events, AIDS Awareness Efforts on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day By khnweb Feb. 7, 2006
Increased HIV-Prevention Measures Could Reduce Projected Number of New Infections Over Next Decade, Study Says By khnweb Feb. 6, 2006
Putting Single Official in Charge of State Department’s Aid Programs Might Lead to Program Cuts, Editorial Says By khnweb Feb. 6, 2006
Globe and Mail Examines HIV/AIDS Prevention, Education Efforts Aimed at Truckers, Commercial Sex Workers in Africa By khnweb Feb. 6, 2006
PLoS Study, Article on Cost-Effectiveness of HAART in South Africa; Global Fund Recruits Experts for Technical Review Panel; Bush Administration Outlines Domestic, International HIV/AIDS Plans; Kaiser Family Foundation, CNN Announces New Excellence in HIV/AIDS Journalism Award By khnweb Feb. 6, 2006
New York City Health Commissioner Frieden Calls for Changing State Regulations on HIV Testing By khnweb Feb. 3, 2006