FDA Grants Roche Priority Review Status for Drug Combination To Treat HIV, Hepatitis C Co-Infected Patients By khnweb Oct. 8, 2004
Housing Works To Move Headquarters to Brooklyn; New York City Borough Seen as ‘Epicenter’ of HIV/AIDS Epidemic By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
U.K. To Redesign HIV/AIDS Initiative in India in Response to Government’s New Prevention Approach By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
San Francisco Program for MSM Allows Men To Send E-Cards Alerting Partners to STD Infection By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
Sweden Contributes Additional $2.2M to Global Fund in Response to Letter From Bono, Mandela By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
Newsweek International Examines Artwork in South Africa as Method of Bringing Attention, Acceptance to HIV/AIDS Issues By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
Wisconsin Man Files Lawsuit Claiming Doctor Refused To Perform Surgery Because of His HIV-Positive Status By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
AIDS Groups, Advocates Disappointed Vice Presidential Candidates Avoided Discussing Domestic AIDS Issues in Debate By khnweb Oct. 7, 2004
U.S. Pledges $28M to Dominican Republic To Fight HIV/AIDS, Improve Family Planning Programs By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
VP Candidates Cheney, Edwards Move Debate to Foreign AIDS Policy When Asked About HIV Prevalence Among Black U.S. Women By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
Non-Vaccine Treatment, Prevention Methods Should Be Developed To Curb Spread of HIV, Opinion Pieces Say By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
PEPFAR Typifies Bush Administration’s ‘Lone Ranger’ Approach to Global Issues, Editorial Says By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
Ukraine’s High HIV Incidence Cause for Concern in Country’s Future Social, Economic and Health Stability By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
South African Health Minister Says De Klerk’s Remarks on Former Government’s Plan To Fight HIV/AIDS ‘Disturbing’ By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
Durham, N.C.-Based Bioscience Firm To Test First Personalized HIV/AIDS Vaccine By khnweb Oct. 6, 2004
N.J. Assembly Committee Approves Legislation To Authorize State Cities, Towns To Allow Needle Exchanges By khnweb Oct. 5, 2004
Support for N.J. Needle-Exchange Programs Based on Unscientific Research, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Oct. 5, 2004
Pharmaceutical Companies Should Receive Patent Extensions, Guaranteed Markets for AIDS Drugs, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Oct. 5, 2004
Globe and Mail Examines ‘Alarming Rise’ in HIV Prevalence Among African, Caribbean Immigrants in Canada By khnweb Oct. 5, 2004