Clinton Foundation, Caribbean Community Sign Agreement to Increase HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment in Region By khnweb Aug. 23, 2002
African AIDS Activists to Create ‘Pan-African’ Group to Lobby For Greater Access to Antiretroviral Treatment By khnweb Aug. 23, 2002
Japanese High Court Reduces Sentences of Two Men Convicted of Negligence for Supplying HIV-Tainted Blood Products in 1980s By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Calls for Investigation of County Office of AIDS Programs and Policy By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
Health Activists ‘Cautiously Hopeful’ About World Summit’s Impact on HIV/AIDS, Other Communicable Diseases By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
Canadian Medical Association Endorses Universal HIV Testing of Pregnant Women By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
‘Striking Contrast’ Among Countries Regarding Antiretroviral Drugs Must ‘Change Quickly,’ NEJM Opinion Piece Says By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
South African Government’s Criticism of Anglo Treatment Plan Highlights Its ‘Lamentable’ Stand on HIV/AIDS, Editorial Says By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
AIDS Advocates, Health Officials Excited Over Pending Approval of T-20 But Worried That Cost May Be a Barrier for Many Patients By khnweb Aug. 22, 2002
South African Doctors’ Group Makes Deal With Laboratory to Reduce Cost of HIV Monitoring Tests By 50% By khnweb Aug. 21, 2002
O’Neill Has Increased Bush Administration’s HIV/AIDS Awareness, Editorial Says By khnweb Aug. 21, 2002
Wide-Scale Antiretroviral Use is ‘Only Thing’ That Can Impact Survival for People With HIV/AIDS, Scientist Says By khnweb Aug. 21, 2002
Coalition Launches National Campaign to Reduce Risk of Bloodborne Disease Infection From Improperly Disposed Needles By khnweb Aug. 21, 2002
Bush Administration Outlines Africa Aid Plan Including $3.3B for Fighting Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries By khnweb Aug. 21, 2002
Philadelphia HIV/AIDS Physician Appointed Dean of Drexel University School of Public Health By khnweb Aug. 20, 2002