‘Lack of Will’ Responsible for Limited Access to Treatment in Developing Nations, Op-Ed Says By khnweb Dec. 6, 2001
House, Senate Conferees ‘Kill’ Senate-Led Effort to Permit District of Columbia to Use Its Own Funds for Needle-Exchange Programs By khnweb Dec. 5, 2001
U.K. Patients Treated by HIV-Positive Health Care Provider Will No Longer Automatically Be Informed of Risk of Transmission By khnweb Dec. 5, 2001
South African Finance Minister Says AIDS Drugs Do Nothing to Limit Spread of Virus; Activists Denounce Remarks By khnweb Dec. 5, 2001
United States Joins French Program Pairing Hospitals in Developed and Developing Nations to Improve Access to AIDS Treatment By khnweb Dec. 5, 2001
Massachusetts AIDS Activists Fear State Budget Cut Could Prompt ‘Resurgence’ of Epidemic By khnweb Dec. 5, 2001
Kaiser Family Foundation Announces Spanish-Language Sexual Health Campaign to Close ‘Information Gap’ By khnweb Dec. 4, 2001
One Week On, One Week Off Antiretroviral Regimen Could Reduce Cost and Toxicity, Does Not Appear to Reduce Drugs’ Effectiveness, Study Shows By khnweb Dec. 4, 2001
South African Scientists, Healers Unite to Spread Word of Medicinal Plant Used to Treat HIV Before Drug Companies ‘Cash In’ By khnweb Dec. 4, 2001
HIV-Positive British Couples Seeking Fertility Assistance Face Discrimination at IVF Clinics, Report Says By khnweb Dec. 4, 2001