Prominent Scientists Criticize Bush Administration for Suppressing, Distorting Science, Including Condom, Sex Education Data By khnweb Feb. 19, 2004
Washington Times Examines Disappearing Support Systems for AIDS Orphans in Uganda By khnweb Feb. 19, 2004
Number of New AIDS Cases in L.A. County Increases for First Time in More Than 10 Years, Preliminary Data Show By khnweb Feb. 19, 2004
Chinese Vice Premier and Health Minister Wu Yi Meets With China’s Most Prominent AIDS Advocate By khnweb Feb. 19, 2004
Montreal Archdiocese Backs Down From Requiring HIV Tests for Applicants to Seminary School By khnweb Feb. 18, 2004
China’s Henan Province Government Sends Officials to Villages To Combat HIV/AIDS By khnweb Feb. 18, 2004
U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Says Canadian Antiretroviral Drug Initiative Contains ‘Grave Defect’ By khnweb Feb. 18, 2004
Nebraska Settles Lawsuit With Man After Refusing To Allow HIV-Positive Woman To Adopt Child By khnweb Feb. 18, 2004
Estonia, Russia, Ukraine Have Highest Growth Rates for New HIV Cases in Eastern Europe, CIS, UNDP Report on AIDS Says By khnweb Feb. 18, 2004
Officials Could Create More Complete Picture of U.S. HIV/AIDS Epidemic Now That All States Report Both HIV, AIDS Cases By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004
Number of Newly Reported HIV Infections in Britain Up 20% in 2003, Report Says By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004
Romanian Children Receiving Antiretroviral Drugs, But ‘Much More Needs To Be Done,’ Letter to Editor Says By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004
Zimbabwe To Begin Providing Antiretroviral Drugs Next Month, Aims To Treat 260,000 by End of 2005 By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004
Washington Post Examines How ‘Sengas’ Use Role as Paternal Aunt To Educate Youth About Safer Sex, HIV/AIDS By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004
Kenyan Health Minister Announces Plan To Provide Free Antiretroviral Drugs to 140,000 Individuals By khnweb Feb. 17, 2004