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Success Of Prisoner HIV Program

11 May 2008

By linking HIV positive prisoners to community-based medical care prior to release through an innovative program called Project Bridge, 95 percent of ex-offenders were retained in health care for a year after being released...
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Expert Claims UNAIDS Should Be Shut Down

10 May 2008

The joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS, on which significant effort has been focused, is damaging health systems and distorting health financing, writes Roger England, Chairman of the Health Systems Network, in a View...
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Rapid HIV Tests Highly Effective In Preventing Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission In India, Study Finds

09 May 2008

Rapid HIV tests have been found to be highly effective in preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission in clinical trials in India, according to a study published online Tuesday in PLoS Medicine, the Times of India reports...
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HIV / AIDS News Articles Archive - Page 1

09 May 2008

Biotech Firm GeoVax Labs To Launch Phase II Trials Of HIV Vaccine Candidate

AIDS Orphan Advocates Call For Increased Community-Based Programs, Passage Of PEPFAR Bill

HIV/AIDS Funding In Tanzania Expected To Total $476M, Government Report Says

Namibia To Launch Pilot HIV Testing, Counseling Project

New HIV Cases Increasing In Germany, Institute Says

Ex Vivo Results From HIV Positive Individuals With And Without Depression

Calling For A Major Shift In HIV Prevention Priorities

Free Antiretroviral Treatment In Malawi Proving Effective

08 May 2008

Urgent Action Needed To Address HIV/AIDS Among U.S. Minority Communities As Cases 'Skyrocket,' Expert Says

Appropriate Treatment Methods Can Prevent Nearly All Risk Of Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission, Study Says

Government, Businesses Should Cooperate To Mitigate Effects Of HIV/AIDS In Papua New Guinea, Conference Delegate Says

British Prime Minister Brown Holds Conference On Role Of Businesses In Efforts To Meet MDGs

U.N. Launches Workplace HIV Program

Utah Law Requiring HIV Tests For Convicted Sex Workers, Solicitors Fails To Slow Spread Of HIV Because It Is Not Enforced, Editorial Says

A Single HIV Enzyme's Many Tasks Revealed By Molecular Espionage

Once-Daily HIV Medicine Reyataz(R) (atazanavir) Now Available In One 300mg Capsule, UK

07 May 2008

Group Launches Program To Expand Role Of People Living With HIV/AIDS In Uganda

Urgent Action Needed To Address HIV/AIDS Among Minority Communities As Cases 'Skyrocket,' Expert Says

Russia Should Increase HIV Prevention Efforts Targeted At IDUs, UNAIDS Executive Director Piot Says

PEPFAR Reauthorization Bills Should Address Increased Risk Of HIV Among Women In Africa, Editorial Says

HIV/AIDS Should Not Be 'Barrier' To Peace Corps Service, Editorial Says

Texas AG Abbott Issues Opinion Allowing Prosecution Of People Involved In Bexar County Needle-Exchange Program

'60 Minutes' Profiles Partners In Health Co-Founder Paul Farmer

Anti-HIV NanoViricide Drug Candidate Demonstrates Significant Therapeutic Efficacy In Animal Trials

06 May 2008

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Profiles Founder Of Children Affected By AIDS Foundation

New York Lawmakers, HIV/AIDS Advocates Working To Address HIV/AIDS Funds For Counties

HIV/AIDS Cases Decline In Malawi; Testing, Counseling Sites Increase, Health Official Says

Rate Of Voluntary HIV Testing Unchanged In Singapore Despite Expanded Access To Rapid HIV Tests

More Women Than Men Sought Services At Uganda's AIDS Support Organization In 2007, Report Says

Global Fund Might Consider Loans For Countries That Become Too Wealthy To Qualify For Grants, Executive Director Says

Can HIV Transmission In Pregnancy In Low Income Settings Be Prevented With Round The Clock Rapid Testing In Labor?

It's The Virus, Stupid: Immune Exhaustion In HIV Infection

05 May 2008

Efforts, Events Address Diabetes, HIV/AIDS, Other Health Issues Among Minorities

Times Of Central Asia Examines HIV/AIDS Epidemic, Related Stigma, Discrimination In Tajikistan

Shanghai, China, To Establish Four New Methadone Clinics To Curb Spread Of HIV, Health Officials Say

Rapid Population Growth In Uganda Affecting Efforts To Fight HIV/AIDS

Magic Johnson Calls For More HIV Testing Among Blacks In D.C.

Canadian Government Committed 'Breach' Of Scientific Standards By Interfering In Vancouver's Supervised Drug-Injection Site, Researchers Say

Phylogeny And Geography Predict Pathogen Community Similarity In Wild Primates And Humans

IFST Updated Information Statement On HIV/AIDS And The Food Handler

New "OPAL Therapy" Presents Simple, Cost-Effective Method Of Treating HIV Infection

04 May 2008

European Commission Grants Full Approval Of HIV Protease Inhibitor, Tipranavir (Aptivus®)

03 May 2008

Largest Ever Regional AIDS Conference To Review Epidemic Status And Changing Challenges In The Response

02 May 2008

Two PEPFAR-Funded Methadone Clinics Open In Vietnamese Port City

Specific Adverse Events Of Antiretroviral Therapy Vary Depending On Race, Gender, Study Say

Specific Adverse Events Of Antiretroviral Therapy Vary Depending On Race, Gender, Study Says

Namibia's New Era Examines Increased Risk Of HIV Among Fishermen

Antigua, Barbuda Government, UNFPA Hold Training Workshop For Groups To Promote Condom Use

mtvU, Kaiser Family Foundation, POZ Magazine Launch Online Game To Confront HIV/AIDS-Related Stereotypes

HIV/AIDS Services In Northern Cote D'Ivoire Still Unavailable

Terrence Higgins Trust In Eastbourne Launches Drop-in Service, UK

Compound Synthesized To Flush HIV Out Of Hiding And Into Crosshairs

01 May 2008

Global Climate Change To Increase Vulnerability To HIV/AIDS Of People In Developing Countries, Panel Says

Suppression Of Human Protein Reduces HIV's Ability To Enter T Cells, Replicate, Study Finds

GAO Reports Examine PEPFAR Funding Allocation

Salt Lake Tribune Examines Enforcement Of Utah Law Requiring Mandatory HIV Tests For Convicted Sex Workers, Solicitors

Commercial Sex Industry Booming Along Uganda, Sudan Border; Teachers Increasingly Joining Trade, Study Says

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