Researchers Investigating Ways to Use HIV to Battle Organ Rejection in Transplant Recipients By khnweb Sept. 12, 2002
Oklahoma Health Department Report Finds Nurse Anesthetist Reused Needles Among Patients By khnweb Sept. 12, 2002
HIV-Positive Individuals Traveling to Botswana From Neighboring Countries in Search of Treatment By khnweb Sept. 12, 2002
One-Quarter of New HIV Cases in United Kingdom Already Drug-Resistant, Researchers Say By khnweb Sept. 12, 2002
Youths in Arizona Drug Rehab Programs Having Sex Without Condoms, At High Risk for HIV, STDs, Pregnancy, Study Says By khnweb Sept. 12, 2002
German Health Experts Concerned That Rising STD Rates Are ‘Early Warning’ of Increase in HIV Incidence By khnweb Sept. 11, 2002
Lawsuit Against Oklahoma Hospital, Doctor Alleges Negligence After More Than 350 Patients Potentially Exposed to Hepatitis C By khnweb Sept. 11, 2002
Pennsylvania’s New Confidential, Names-Based HIV Reporting System to Take Effect Next Month By khnweb Sept. 11, 2002
African Leaders, HIV/AIDS Activists Gather To Coordinate Effort To Fight ‘Growing Crisis’ of African AIDS Orphans By khnweb Sept. 11, 2002
Newspapers Urge California Governor to Sign Bill Extending Medi-Cal Eligibility to People With HIV Who Have Not Developed AIDS By khnweb Sept. 11, 2002
Mobile County, Ala., Notes Increase of HIV Infections Among Heterosexual Women By khnweb Sept. 10, 2002
Wife of Detained Chinese AIDS Activist Urges President Bush, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to Push for His Release By khnweb Sept. 10, 2002
CDC to Open HIV/AIDS Office in Guyana; First of Two Officials to Arrive This Week By khnweb Sept. 10, 2002
Wall Street Journal Examines How Some Foundations, Including AIDS-Related Groups, Are Spending Now Instead of Sustaining Their Endowments By khnweb Sept. 10, 2002