National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Highlights ‘Vast Disparities’ Among African Americans and Other Races By khnweb Feb. 7, 2002
British HIV/AIDS Groups Concerned That Elimination of Dedicated HIV Prevention Funding Will Lead to Rise in HIV Transmission By khnweb Feb. 7, 2002
Newsweek Web Exclusive Features Interview With Expected PACHA Co-Chair Tom Coburn By khnweb Feb. 7, 2002
HIV-Positive Wisconsin Teen Fired From Grocery Store Receives $90,000 Settlement By khnweb Feb. 6, 2002
American Scientist Says He Will Infect Himself With HIV to Disprove Link to AIDS By khnweb Feb. 6, 2002
Consortium of Health Groups to Distribute Free Condoms to Visitors at Salt Lake Olympics By khnweb Feb. 6, 2002
President’s Fiscal Year 2003 Budget Plan Includes ‘Flat’ Funding for HIV Prevention Programs, Ryan White CARE Act By khnweb Feb. 5, 2002
Los Angeles County Issues Public Alert for Pregnant Women to be Tested for HIV After Seven Newborns Infected in January By khnweb Feb. 5, 2002
South African Medical Groups Show Support for Use of Nevirapine to Prevent Vertical HIV Transmission, Call Denial of Drug ‘Unethical’ By khnweb Feb. 5, 2002
Illinois AIDS Cases Declined 34% in 2001; Blacks and Gays Continue to be Disproportionately Affected By khnweb Feb. 5, 2002
World Bank Considers $60 Million Loan to Ukraine to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis By khnweb Feb. 5, 2002
Vietnam Official Says Country Will Produce Generic AIDS Drugs After Settling Copyright Issues By khnweb Feb. 4, 2002
New York Times Examines South Africa’s Multimedia Approach to Educating Youth About HIV/AIDS By khnweb Feb. 4, 2002
Increasing Number of HIV/AIDS Patients Experiencing ‘Cardiac Complications’; Protease Inhibitors May be to Blame By khnweb Feb. 4, 2002
Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill, Bill Gates, Bono Discuss International AIDS Fight at World Economic Forum By khnweb Feb. 4, 2002