Elizabeth Glaser Foundation Announces Grants to Recruit Pediatric AIDS Researchers in Developing Nations By khnweb Sept. 11, 2001
California Gov. Gray Davis Moves to Block Two HIV/AIDS Measures, Criticized by Democrats By khnweb Sept. 11, 2001
White Families in South Africa Illegally Testing Black Nannies, Domestic Workers for HIV By khnweb Sept. 11, 2001
Some AIDS Activists, Lawmakers Angry That Federal Money Used to Fund ‘Sexually Provocative’ HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
NIH AIDS Study’s Pittsburgh Site Seeking More African-American Male Volunteers By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
Mathematical Model Suggests that a Partially Effective AIDS Vaccine Could Lead to Decline in HIV Transmission By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
San Francisco Official Criticizes Congressional Inquiry of HIV-Positive Health Department Employee Who Admitted to Having Unprotected Sex By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
Colin Powell Responsible for ‘Forward-Looking’ HIV/AIDS Policy for Africa, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice Says By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
Support for Treatment Should Not be Sacrificed for Fear of Hampering Prevention Efforts, Opinion Piece States By khnweb Sept. 10, 2001
Under New Application Process, Boehringer-Ingelheim Begins Shipping Free Doses of AIDS Drug to African Nations By khnweb Sept. 7, 2001
House Appropriations Panel Approves Washington, D.C., Budget; ‘Fights’ Over Needle Program Funding Expected When Full Committee Meets By khnweb Sept. 7, 2001
AIDS Vaccine 2001 Conference Optimistic Over Vaccine Progress, New Vaccine Candidates, But Success in Monkeys May Not Translate to Humans By khnweb Sept. 7, 2001
Pennsylvania County Agrees to Form Committee to Develop Needle-Exchange Program By khnweb Sept. 7, 2001