New York Times Examines Commercial Sex Workers’ Efforts To Organize for Greater Acceptance, More Protection By khnweb Dec. 20, 2004
South African Ruling Party in Online Newsletter Accuses U.S. of ‘Conspiracy’ in Nevirapine Trials By khnweb Dec. 20, 2004
Arkansas Health Department Audit Identifies $350,000 in Mismanaged Expenses in AIDS Division, Preliminary Findings Show By khnweb Dec. 20, 2004
Djibouti Has Funding for Free Antiretroviral Drugs Until 2007, But Just 200 People Currently Receiving Treatment By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
U.S., Other Donors Release $98M for Global Fund, Bringing Total 2004 Fund Contributions to $1.56B By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
Singapore Hospitals Begin Testing Pregnant Women for HIV; 20% of Women at One Hospital Opt Out of Test By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Discusses Access to Antiretroviral Drugs in IRIN/AllAfrica.com Interview By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
Anita Smith, Co-Founder of Children’s AIDS Fund, Appointed To Co-Chair Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
Doctors, AIDS Advocates Concerned African Governments Will Halt Nevirapine Use To Prevent Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
Christian Science Monitor Examines Ugandan Efforts To Address Traditional Customs That Put Women at Risk of HIV/AIDS By khnweb Dec. 17, 2004
Virginia High School Students Lobby Congress To Approve More Funding for Hepatitis C Research, Education By khnweb Dec. 16, 2004
Pregnant Woman Enrolled in NIH Study Died of Liver Failure Likely Caused by Antiretroviral Drug Nevirapine By khnweb Dec. 16, 2004
Number of People on ADAP Waiting Lists Nationwide Falls to 813; 13 States Using Other Cost-Containment Measures, Reports Say By khnweb Dec. 16, 2004
Health Experts Discuss How HIV/AIDS Among Military Personnel Creates Threat to Government Stability Worldwide By khnweb Dec. 16, 2004