AIDS-Related Deaths Could be Cut by 25% by 2010 With Proper Funding and ‘Will,’ WHO/United Nations Report Says By khnweb Jan. 31, 2002
Seaweed-Derived Microbicide Enters Phase III Testing in South Africa and Botswana By khnweb Jan. 31, 2002
Colorado Senate Should Veto Hepatitis C Coverage Bill, Rocky Mountain News Editorial Says By khnweb Jan. 31, 2002
African Ministers Ask U.N. Security Council to Continue Focus on Continent’s Crises, Including HIV/AIDS By khnweb Jan. 31, 2002
Winston-Salem, N.C.-Based Kucera Pharmaceutical Developing HIV Drug With Fewer Side Effects By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
Nevirapine to be Distributed in Some KwaZulu-Natal Hospitals by July, Health Minister Says By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
U.S. Congress Should ‘Step In’ to Increase International AIDS Spending, Tennessean Editorial Says By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
Global Fund Meets in Geneva to Launch Initiative; Grants Could Begin This Spring By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
Newsweek Cover Story Examines Work of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Fight Against HIV/AIDS By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
Doctors Without Borders, Activists Illegally Importing Generic AIDS Drugs Into South Africa By khnweb Jan. 30, 2002
New York Times Examines ‘Surge’ in Child Rape Cases in South Africa, Link to HIV Myths By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002
Botswanan Health Minister Joy Phumaphi Discusses AIDS on NPR’s ‘Diane Rehm Show’ By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002
Increased Crystal Meth Use Among Gay Clubbers in New York City Could Lead to Rise in Drug-Resistant HIV Cases By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002
New York Times Examines How Studying HIV-Like Viruses Among Animals May Explain Jump to Humans By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002
Pakistani Officials Fear Increase in Heroin Use May Lead to Rise in Number of HIV Cases By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002
New Research Center at the University of Pittsburgh Will Focus on Health Issues Affecting Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Communities By khnweb Jan. 29, 2002