Orlando Firefighters Say Delay on Hepatitis C Screenings Caused Liver Damage Cases By khnweb April 4, 2002
Constitutional Court Rules South Africa Must Supply Nevirapine to HIV-Positive Pregnant Women While Larger Appeal Pending By khnweb April 4, 2002
Sharing Drug Injection Equipment, Not Just Syringes, Raises Risk of Hepatitis C Infection By khnweb April 4, 2002
HIV-Positive Nurse Who May Have Infected Patients Through Hospital Narcotics Supply Voluntarily Surrenders License By khnweb April 4, 2002
NPR’s ‘Public Interest with Kojo Nnamdi’ Discusses International Aid With AED CEO Steven Moseley By khnweb April 4, 2002
Ohio Corrections Chief Responds to Akron Beacon Journal Articles on HIV/AIDS in Prisons By khnweb April 3, 2002
NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ Reports on El Salvador Law Permitting HIV Testing in Workplace By khnweb April 3, 2002
Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Rounds Up Opinion On Nomination of Dr. Richard Carmona for U.S. Surgeon General By khnweb April 3, 2002
India Unveils National Policies Addressing HIV Prevention and Care, Blood Safety By khnweb April 3, 2002
Parents of Hemophiliac Who Died of AIDS-Related Causes Sue Doctors, Say They Did Not Have Warning of HIV Risk By khnweb April 3, 2002
Young, Low-Income Women Infected With Hepatitis C Also Likely to Use Drugs, Have an STD Infection By khnweb April 3, 2002
Female IV Drug Users in Vancouver at Higher Risk for HIV Infection Than Males By khnweb April 3, 2002
South African Constitutional Court Hears Arguments on Government’s Second Appeal of Order to Provide Nevirapine By khnweb April 3, 2002
New York State Health Department Asks Hospital to Notify Patients of Possible Hepatitis C Exposure By khnweb April 2, 2002
Bristol-Myers Squibb Warns Doctors of Potentially Fatal Reaction to Antiretroviral Zerit By khnweb April 2, 2002