French Minister Proposes Release of Bulgarian Nurses Accused of Infecting Children With HIV in Libya; Libyan Minister Says It Was Not Discussed By khnweb Jan. 9, 2006
‘Nonscientific’ Count of Condoms Found in Swaziland Sewage Plant Hints at Increased Use By khnweb Jan. 9, 2006
Wilmington News Journal Profiles Program Providing HIV/AIDS Awareness Information at Barber Shops, Salons By khnweb Jan. 6, 2006
Namibia Law Banning Male-to-Male Sex Is Hindering Condom Distribution, HIV Prevention in Prisons, Advocates Say By khnweb Jan. 6, 2006
Mass. Gov. Romney Files Bill That Would Require ‘On-Demand’ HIV Testing for Suspects Accused of Sexual Assault By khnweb Jan. 6, 2006
78% Californians Believe Comprehensive Sex Education Programs Should Be Taught in Public Schools, Survey Says By khnweb Jan. 5, 2006
PRI’s ‘The World’ Examines Efforts to Prevent HIV Transmission Through South African Virginity Exams By khnweb Jan. 5, 2006
Aurobindo Receives Tentative FDA Approval To Produce Oral Version of Generic Antiretroviral Nevirapine for PEPFAR By khnweb Jan. 5, 2006
Zimbabwe Misses WHO’s 3 by 5 Target of Providing 120,000 People With Antiretrovirals in 2005 By khnweb Jan. 4, 2006
NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’ Examines Disruption of Family Relationships in Uganda Because of HIV/AIDS By khnweb Jan. 4, 2006
Many Portuguese Have Not Changed Sexual Behavior, Including Condom Use, Despite HIV/AIDS, Poll Says By khnweb Jan. 4, 2006
Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials About Tramont’s Comments on HIV Vaccine Development By khnweb Jan. 4, 2006
NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’ Profiles Poet’s Life, Work on Living With HIV/AIDS By khnweb Jan. 4, 2006