Manhattan Painter Who Launched AIDS Ribbon Symbol Dies at Age 48 of AIDS-Related Complications By khnweb April 23, 2002
WHO Releases Guidelines for Use of Antiretroviral Drugs to Treat HIV Infection in Developing Countries By khnweb April 23, 2002
Nelson Mandela Praises South African Government’s Plans for National Nevirapine Program By khnweb April 23, 2002
Global Fund to Fight AIDS Board Meets in New York City, Expected to Announce Grant Awards Tomorrow By khnweb April 23, 2002
Texas Medicaid Program Should Cover Antiretroviral Drug Resistance Testing, Editorial Says By khnweb April 23, 2002
No Deal Reached on Proposal to Provide Greater Proportion of World Bank Assistance Through Grants By khnweb April 22, 2002
Massachusetts AIDS Agencies Scrape Together Funding to Extend HIV Testing, Counseling Program in Wake of Budget Cuts By khnweb April 22, 2002
Group Lobbies Congress to Base NIH Funding on National Mortality Rates, ‘Sharply Reduce’ HIV/AIDS Funding By khnweb April 22, 2002
Offering Routine, Voluntary Testing in Urban Hospitals Could Help Detect Undiagnosed HIV, Study Shows By khnweb April 22, 2002
Officials, Activists Respond to Announcement of HIV/AIDS Drug Policy Shift in South Africa By khnweb April 22, 2002
AIDS Cases Among Latinos in Washington, D.C., Region Rising; Poor Access to Services Blamed, Washington Post Reports By khnweb April 22, 2002
Wisconsin Governor Signs Legislation Expanding Drug Reimbursement Eligibility Levels for HIV-Positive Residents By khnweb April 22, 2002
NIAID Head Fauci Pledges to Spend Part of $500,000 Albany Prize on HIV/AIDS Research Trip to Africa By khnweb April 19, 2002
South African Government May Implement Policy for Universal Nevirapine Access in December By khnweb April 19, 2002
Roche’s Pegylated Interferon, Combined With Ribavirin, Suppresses 61% of Hepatitis C Cases, Study Says By khnweb April 19, 2002
German Red Cross Official Warns of Impending European ‘Crisis’ Due to Rising HIV, TB Infection Rates By khnweb April 19, 2002