South African Government Will Not Succumb to ‘Pressure’ to Provide ‘Highly Toxic’ AIDS Drugs, Spokesperson Says By khnweb Oct. 23, 2001
World Health Organization, George Soros Unveil New TB Campaign, Will Share Donations with Global Fund For AIDS, TB and Malaria By khnweb Oct. 23, 2001
NPR’s ‘Weekly Edition’ Examines Effects of HIV/AIDS on Underserved Latino Communities By khnweb Oct. 23, 2001
University of Rochester Scientists Receive $5 Million Grant to Test Off-Label Drugs’ Effectiveness in Treating HIV-Related Dementia By khnweb Oct. 23, 2001
American Foundation for AIDS Research Conference Addresses HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment Options for Women By khnweb Oct. 22, 2001
Negligence Suit Filed Against South African Health Authority on Behalf of HIV-Positive Baby By khnweb Oct. 22, 2001
Swiss Study Records High Prevalence of Toxic Effects From Antiretroviral Treatment By khnweb Oct. 22, 2001
Indian Folk Artists Launch HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign to Coincide With Hindu Festival By khnweb Oct. 22, 2001
Antiviral Drug Used for Fighting Infections in AIDS Patients May Work Against Smallpox By khnweb Oct. 22, 2001
New Jersey AIDS Activists Worried Federal Treatment Funds Will ‘Dry Up’ as Priorities Shift to Terrorist Attacks By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
Man Indicted for Assault, Reckless Endangerment for Allegedly Giving Ex-Wife HIV By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
Acting New Jersey Health Commissioner Compares Anthrax Scare to Early Days of AIDS Epidemic By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
About Half of Teachers Trained Annually in Zambia Die of AIDS-Related Complications By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidates Schundler, McGreevey Oppose ‘Unfettered’ Needle-Exchange Programs, Needle Sales Without Prescription By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
London Borough to Pay Damages to Girl After Using Her Picture in AIDS Campaign Without Permission By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Profiles Woman With AIDS Who Uses Poetry as Outreach By khnweb Oct. 19, 2001