Many Americans Believe More Funding Will Not Help Stop Africa’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic, New Poll Says By khnweb July 8, 2002
American Journal of Public Health Commentary Addresses Current Domestic and International HIV/AIDS Challenges By khnweb July 5, 2002
Powell’s Work on HIV/AIDS Could Be ‘Greatest Legacy,’ Philadelphia Inquirer Columnist Says By khnweb July 5, 2002
Constitutional Court Denies South African Government’s Right to Appeal High Court Ruling on Nevirapine Distribution By khnweb July 5, 2002
Debate Over Funding for Treatment, Prevention to Be ‘Centerpiece’ of XIV International AIDS Conference By khnweb July 5, 2002
Nebraska Fails to Submit Grant Application, Loses Federal Housing Funds for Residents With AIDS By khnweb July 5, 2002
$27 Billion Boost for HIV Prevention Programs Could Avert Majority of Projected HIV Infections Worldwide By khnweb July 5, 2002
French Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Doctors, Health Officials in HIV-Contaminated Blood Bank Scandal By khnweb July 5, 2002
NPR’s ‘Talk of the Nation/Science Friday’ to Discuss Efforts to Fight HIV/AIDS, Malaria By khnweb July 5, 2002
U.K. AIDS Group Protests Policy Denying Free Antiretroviral Treatment to Recent Immigrants By khnweb July 5, 2002
New Cigna Policies to Include Coverage for Services for Hospital Workers Who Contract HIV From Patients By khnweb July 3, 2002
‘Vast Majority’ of World’s Young People Ignorant About HIV Transmission, Prevention, UNICEF/UNAIDS/WHO Report Says By khnweb July 3, 2002
Global AIDS Pandemic ‘Still in the Early Stages,’ Could Kill Nearly 70 Million in Next Two Decades, UNAIDS Report Says By khnweb July 3, 2002
Infectious Disease Expert, AIDS ‘Leader’ Julie Gerberding to Be Named CDC Director By khnweb July 3, 2002
Russia’s Lack of Urgency About Growing HIV Epidemic ‘Must Change,’ Baltimore Sun Editorial States By khnweb July 2, 2002