PEPFAR Money Should Go to Local Agencies, Multilateral Organizations, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Aug. 2, 2004
Calif. Governor Vetoes Funding for Program That Would Maintain Medicaid Reimbursement Rates for AIDS Drugs By khnweb Aug. 2, 2004
CDC Shift in HIV Prevention Strategy ‘Fails To Acknowledge Importance’ of Educating Young People, Editorial Says By khnweb Aug. 2, 2004
Director of AED Center on AIDS and Community Health To Discuss XV International AIDS Conference in Washingtonpost.com Online Chat By khnweb July 30, 2004
Utah’s ADAP Closes Enrollment Due to Insufficient Federal Funding, Officials Say By khnweb July 30, 2004
South Africa Has 1.5M Fewer HIV-Positive People Than UNAIDS Estimates, Report Says By khnweb July 30, 2004
New Drug Combination More Effective at Treating People Co-Infected With HIV, Hepatitis C, NEJM Studies Say By khnweb July 30, 2004
Gilead Reports Increase in Net Profits Driven by Expanding Sales of Antiretrovirals, Hepatitis B Medications By khnweb July 30, 2004
Bush Administration Should Abandon Policy of Buying ‘Expensive, Brand-Name’ AIDS Drugs, Editorial Says By khnweb July 30, 2004
U.S. Doctors Not Providing Enough HIV Risk Reduction Counseling to HIV-Positive Patients, Study Says By khnweb July 30, 2004
New York Times Examines ‘Recycling’ of Graves in Durban, South Africa, Due to ‘Surging’ Number of AIDS-Related Deaths By khnweb July 29, 2004
Indian Government Failing To Protect Children Affected by HIV/AIDS From Discrimination, Human Rights Watch Report Says By khnweb July 29, 2004
California Should Pass Legislation Permitting Sale of Needles Without Prescription, Editorial Says By khnweb July 29, 2004
NIAID Launches Phase I Clinical Trial of GenVec Vaccine To Induce Immune Response Against Various HIV Subtypes By khnweb July 29, 2004
African Governments Fighting HIV/AIDS Face Inadequate Health Infrastructure, ‘Insufficient’ Involvement of HIV-Positive People, Officials Say By khnweb July 29, 2004
Health Care for HIV-Positive, Other Texas Inmates Improves, Study Says; Advocates Question Findings, Call for Independent Oversight By khnweb July 29, 2004
Corporations’ Profits, Economic Progress Could Be ‘Hampered’ Without Response to HIV/AIDS Among Employees, BusinessWeek Commentary Says By khnweb July 28, 2004
Areas Most Affected by HIV/AIDS Need Improved Health Infrastructure, Access to Basic Care, Editorial Says By khnweb July 28, 2004