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Two-Thirds of Rwandan Women Raped During Genocide Have HIV, Study Says

By khnweb

Jan. 8, 2002
Vitamin A Supplements Improve Growth in African Children Infected With HIV, Malaria

By khnweb

Jan. 8, 2002
CDC Drops ‘Known Epidemics’ Such as HIV/AIDS From Model Legislation for Dealing With Public Health Emergencies

By khnweb

Jan. 8, 2002
CORRECTION

By khnweb

Jan. 8, 2002
FoxNews.com Explores Lawmakers’ Questioning of CDC HIV Prevention Funding

By khnweb

Jan. 8, 2002
Chinese State-Run Media Calls for End to Prohibition on Condom Advertising

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
Kaiser Family Foundation Releases Policy Brief on ‘Critical Challenges’ of HIV/AIDS Epidemic

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
California Gov. Gray Davis Proposes Clarification to Referral Law to Allow HIV/AIDS Patients Easier Access to Specialists Through HMOs

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
African Americans ‘Disproportionately Impacted’ by HIV/AIDS in Indiana, State Health Department Says

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
North Carolina Officials Attribute Rise in AIDS Cases to Better Tracking

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
Kenyan Researchers Propose Model for Integrated Antiretroviral Therapy Approach in Lancet Infectious Diseases

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
NPR’s ‘All Things Considered’ Reviews South Africa’s Appeal of Ruling Ordering Government to Supply Antiretrovirals to All HIV-Positive Pregnant Women

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
Two Companies Announce Development of Protease Inhibitor to Treat Hepatitis C

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
‘World War’ Against AIDS Needs More Money and Initiative, Nation Op-Ed Says

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
Variations in Specific Gene May Help Researchers Determine How Well HIV Patients Will Respond to Treatment

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
U.N. Envoy for AIDS in Africa Says 2002 Could Mark ‘Turning Point’ in Africa’s Battle Against Disease

By khnweb

Jan. 7, 2002
Impending Federal Audit of AIDS Prevention Programs Prompts Some Groups to Tone Down Sexually Themed Materials

By khnweb

Jan. 4, 2002
Altering CD4+ T Cells and Placing Them Back in the Body Could Boost Immune System Performance Against HIV, Study Says

By khnweb

Jan. 4, 2002
Preliminary CDC Data Detects Rise in U.S. AIDS Cases for First Time in Seven Years

By khnweb

Jan. 4, 2002
Federal Appeals Court Rules HIV-Positive Dental Hygienist Poses Risk to Patients, Upholds Job Termination

By khnweb

Jan. 4, 2002