Cameroon’s HIV Prevalence Drops From 12% to 5.5% Because of More Accurate Testing Methods, New Survey Shows By khnweb Nov. 1, 2004
HIV, Hepatitis C Prevalence in Canadian Prisons Presents ‘Clear’ Health Risk, Ontario Medical Association Says By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
Women in Conflict Areas Face Sexual Violence on ‘Massive Scale,’ At Risk for HIV, UNFPA Director Tells Security Council By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Opinion Pieces on HIV/AIDS Among U.S. Black Women, Reaction to Vice Presidential Debate By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Begins Tour of Malawi To Assess National Treatment Program By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
PEPFAR Paying More Than Twice as Much for Many AIDS Drugs as Other Aid Organizations, Draft GAO Report Says By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
Global Fund Might Not Award Grants in 2005 if Funding Shortfall Not Alleviated, Executive Director Says By khnweb Oct. 29, 2004
Sudan To Administer HIV Tests to All African Union Soldiers Entering Country, Will Not Allow HIV-Positive Soldiers To Enter By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
USAID To Give Zambia $24M To Fight AIDS, Malaria; Zambian Government Bans Condom Distribution in Schools By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
Generic Drug Firm Thembalami Withdraws Antiretroviral Drug Bid in South Africa; Short List Reduced to Seven Companies By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
South African Archbishop Discusses HIV/AIDS, Church’s Role in Fighting Pandemic By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
USA Today Examines Controversies Surrounding HIV/AIDS Prevention; Presidential Candidates Differ in Approaches By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
Illinois Pharmacy Reports Few Sales of Syringes Under Law Permitting Syringe Sales Without Prescription By khnweb Oct. 28, 2004
Treatment Action Campaign Continuing Legal Action Urging South African Government To Develop AIDS Treatment Targets By khnweb Oct. 27, 2004
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Reports Narrower Third Quarter Loss, Higher Revenue Due to Sales of HIV/AIDS Drugs By khnweb Oct. 27, 2004
South African President Verbally Attacks White People Who Say AIDS Linked to Black Africans’ Race, Alleged Risky Behavior By khnweb Oct. 27, 2004
New Jersey Gov. McGreevey Signs Executive Order Allowing Needle-Exchange Programs in Three Cities By khnweb Oct. 27, 2004
U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Launches Stop AIDS Project Calling on U.K. Government To Increase AIDS Funding By khnweb Oct. 27, 2004