Newsweek International Edition Interviews Global Business Coalition CEO Richard Holbrooke on Status of HIV/AIDS Worldwide By khnweb Aug. 12, 2005
Chinese Government Launches First HIV/AIDS Training Center in Yunnan Province By khnweb Aug. 12, 2005
U.S. Group That Provides HIV Prevention Services to Commercial Sex Workers Abroad Sues USAID Over Loss of Grant By khnweb Aug. 12, 2005
Anti-Convulsant Might Help Eliminate Dormant HIV-Infected Cells, Study Says; Scientists Say Finding Could Lead to HIV Cure By khnweb Aug. 12, 2005
Nine State ADAPs Have Waiting Lists; Eight States Anticipate New, Additional Access Restrictions, NASTAD says By khnweb Aug. 11, 2005
Report Points Out Flaws in Washington, D.C., Response to HIV/AIDS Epidemic; Mayor Agrees With Critique, Promises Reform By khnweb Aug. 11, 2005
Statehealthfacts.org Updates Web Site To Include New Data on Ryan White CARE Act, Needle-Exchange Programs By khnweb Aug. 11, 2005
South Africa’s Health Care System Will Become Overburdened by HIV/AIDS Patients, Researchers Say By khnweb Aug. 11, 2005
New York City Spending on HIV/AIDS Treatment Reached $193M in 2004, Report Says By khnweb Aug. 11, 2005
Latin American Countries Reach Agreement With Drug Companies To Receive Discounted Antiretrovirals By khnweb Aug. 10, 2005
Majority of Rwandans Consider Either Poverty or HIV/AIDS To Be Country’s Main Problem, Survey Says By khnweb Aug. 10, 2005
Gilead’s Combination of Antiretrovirals Truvada, Sustiva Not Bioequivalent to Two Drugs Alone, Study Says By khnweb Aug. 10, 2005
IBD Interviews Patent Lawyer on AIDS Drug Price Dispute Between Brazil, Abbott Laboratories By khnweb Aug. 10, 2005
Male Circumcision Opponents Seek To Outlaw Practice Despite Possible Benefits in Lowering Risk of HIV Transmission By khnweb Aug. 9, 2005
U.S., African Countries Must Commit to Continent’s Development, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Aug. 9, 2005