Inexpensive Test That Measures Levels of HIV Protein Equally Effective as Current Tests in Predicting Disease Progression, Study Says By khnweb Oct. 23, 2002
Genetic Mutation May Provide Protection Against Initial HIV Infection But May Raise Risk of Developing Dementia Once Infected, Study Says By khnweb Oct. 23, 2002
Increased Access to Antiretroviral Drugs Driving Down Development of New Medications, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Oct. 23, 2002
HHS To Award $21.3 Million Grant to South Africa’s Perinatal HIV Research Unit By khnweb Oct. 22, 2002
UNAIDS Task Force Underscores Education’s Importance in Fight Against HIV/AIDS, Releases Action Plan to Improve Educational Offerings By khnweb Oct. 22, 2002
Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center, China’s Yunan Province to Provide Combination Therapy in Country’s Largest HIV/AIDS Treatment Program By khnweb Oct. 22, 2002
Virginia’s Regent University Produces AIDS Prevention Film Aimed at Tanzanian Soldiers By khnweb Oct. 22, 2002
Bush Administration Abstinence-Only Sex Education Policy Could Increase U.S. HIV/AIDS Cases, Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
AIDS Advocates Encouraged by South African President Mbeki’s Visit to HIV/AIDS Clinic By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
AIDS Epidemic Poses Threat to Military Capabilities of African Nations, Report Says By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
Advocates Declare ‘State of Emergency’ Over Disproportionate Rate of AIDS Cases in Long Island Minority Communities By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
Italian Government Provides Grants to Uganda and Kenya To Assist With HIV/AIDS Programs By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
Federal Judge Hears Arguments in Motion To End Oversight of Georgia Jail Resulting From HIV-Positive Inmate Lawsuit By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002
Chinese AIDS Advocate Successfully Registers HIV/AIDS Organization With New Name By khnweb Oct. 21, 2002