Former Japanese Health Official Found Guilty of Failing to Prevent Use of HIV-Tainted Blood Products By khnweb Oct. 1, 2001
Swaziland King Orders Young Women to Obey Five-Year Celibacy to Stem Spread of HIV By khnweb Oct. 1, 2001
Coal-Based Drug Developed in South Africa May Boost Immune System in HIV-Positive Patients By khnweb Oct. 1, 2001
After Attacks, AIDS Groups, Health Workers Adapting Political Messages, NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ Reports By khnweb Oct. 1, 2001
Despite High HIV Infection Rate, South Africa Maintains ‘Ambivalence’ Toward Antiretrovirals, Washington Post Reports By khnweb Oct. 1, 2001
Oregon Health Authorities to Require Doctors to Report Names of HIV-Positive Individuals By khnweb Sept. 28, 2001
FDA Approves Genetic Test to Predict Viral Mutations in Response to HIV Drug Treatment By khnweb Sept. 28, 2001
Several Studies in American Journal of Public Health Examine Feasibility of Expanding Medicaid to Cover HIV Treatment By khnweb Sept. 28, 2001
Atlanta AIDS Group Says ‘Racism’ Played Role in Allocation of Ryan White Funds By khnweb Sept. 27, 2001
Kadafi’s Son to Act as Observer at Trial of Bulgarian Medics Charged With Infecting Libyan Children With HIV By khnweb Sept. 27, 2001
South African Health Minister Refutes Claims of Recent Report Challenging Government AIDS Policy By khnweb Sept. 27, 2001
amfAR Founder Mathilde Krim to Receive Award for ‘Galvanizing’ Nation’s HIV/AIDS Research By khnweb Sept. 27, 2001