African Family Planning Clinics Losing Ground to HIV/AIDS Programs Due to Lack of Integration, Funding Restrictions By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
Akron Beacon Journal Profiles Growing Complacency About AIDS Among ‘Key’ Demographic Populations By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
Gilead Sciences Refuses To Sell Antiretroviral Drug Tenofovir to Canada at Reduced Cost Because of Reimportation Concerns By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
Former President Clinton Says AIDS Is Security Issue That Threatens Political Stability By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
WHO Recommendations on Patents, AIDS Drugs Based on Technical Assessments, Teixeira Says in Letter to Editor By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
Police Brutality Against Injection Drug Users in Thailand Could Jeopardize AIDS Programs, Human Rights Watch Says By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
Canadian Prime Minister To Introduce Legislation That Would Allow Manufacture, Export of Generic AIDS Drugs By khnweb Nov. 5, 2003
New Health Provider for Alabama Prisons Will Offer Better Treatment for Inmates With HIV, Hepatitis C, Officials Say By khnweb Nov. 4, 2003
New California Law Could Increase Access to Post-Exposure Prophylaxis HIV Medication By khnweb Nov. 4, 2003
Florida High School Student Suspended for Wearing T-Shirt Covered in Condoms, Distributing Condoms in School By khnweb Nov. 4, 2003
Researchers To Begin First Human Clinical Trial of HIV Vaccine in South Africa By khnweb Nov. 4, 2003
S. Africa To Release Plan To Provide AIDS Drugs Soon; Program May Face Challenges Convincing People To Take Drugs By khnweb Nov. 4, 2003
Oakland Tribune Examines Alameda County, Calif.’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic Among African Americans By khnweb Nov. 3, 2003
TIME Europe Interviews Former President Clinton About Deal To Cut Prices of Generic AIDS Drugs in Africa, Caribbean By khnweb Nov. 3, 2003
‘Put Cure Ahead of Politics,’ PACHA International Committee Chair Says in Boston Herald Opinion Piece By khnweb Nov. 3, 2003
Failure To Provide $3B in Funding for First Year of Global AIDS Initiative ‘Not an Option,’ Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Nov. 3, 2003
‘Dangerous, Wildly Inaccurate’ List of NIH Researchers Under Scrutiny Threatens Science, New York Times Columnist Says By khnweb Nov. 3, 2003