Advocates, Lawmakers Say U.S. Setting ‘Poor Example’ for Donations to Global AIDS Fund; Thompson to Testify in Senate on International AIDS Efforts By khnweb Feb. 13, 2002
South African Opposition ‘Demands’ Statement From Government on Nevirapine Project By khnweb Feb. 13, 2002
Prevalence of Undetected Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Infection May Be As High As Number of Recorded Cases, JAMA Study Says By khnweb Feb. 13, 2002
Uganda’s Largest Kingdom Offers Televisions, Appliances, Cash to Women Who Remain Virgins Until Marriage to Help Curb HIV By khnweb Feb. 13, 2002
77 Organizations Urge President Bush to Rescind Increased Funding for Abstinence-Only Sex Education Programs By khnweb Feb. 13, 2002
New Book Portrays HIV Co-Discoverer Gallo as a ‘Megalomaniac’ Whose Errors Cost Lives By khnweb Feb. 12, 2002
Baltimore Program Providing HAART to Pregnant Women Prevents Vertical Transmission Among 98% of Participants By khnweb Feb. 12, 2002
Mbeki May Expand Nevirapine Program for Pregnant Women Despite Unresolved Problems By khnweb Feb. 12, 2002
Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Reduced ‘Dramatically’ in New York Since 1997 Newborn HIV Testing Law By khnweb Feb. 12, 2002
AIDSRide Promoter Dan Pallotta to Appear on D.C. NPR Station’s ‘Public Interest’ By khnweb Feb. 11, 2002
At Conference, NIAID Director Discusses Early HIV Detection, Transmission Rates Among African Americans By khnweb Feb. 11, 2002
Texas Man Becomes First to Contract HIV Through Donated Blood Since 1999 Adoption of ‘Rigorous’ Testing Standards By khnweb Feb. 11, 2002
Russian AIDS Official Says Country’s AIDS Epidemic Could be Graver Than Situation in Africa By khnweb Feb. 11, 2002
Mbeki Says in State of the Nation Address That Fight Against AIDS Will Continue to Focus on Prevention, Not Antiretroviral Treatment By khnweb Feb. 8, 2002
World Bank Offers Additional $500M Loan for African Countries to Fight HIV/AIDS By khnweb Feb. 8, 2002