PRINTABLE PAGE Number of HIV Cases in Former USSR Now Outstrip Those in US Originally published by Reuters Health, July 11, 2002 BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters Health) — The HIV epidemic in the former Soviet Union is growing faster than anywhere…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Miami Research: Counseling Weakens HIV By Christine MorrisOriginally published in The Miami Herald, March 3, 2001 Intensive grief therapy significantly reduced the amount of the AIDS virus in gay men who had lost a partner or close friend…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Anemia Is A Common, Serious Problem for HIV-Infected Women Originally published by Reuters Health, February 8, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — HIV-positive women are at very high risk for developing anemia, which is associated with a substantially…
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PRINTABLE PAGE AIDS Epidemic Takes Toll on Black Women The AIDS epidemic has taken firm root among women across the rural South, where messages about prevention and protection are often overtaken by the daily struggle to get by By Kevin…
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PRINTABLE PAGE High-Risk Sex Among Men Linked to Childhood Abuse By Alan MozesOriginally published by Reuters Health, February 4, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Men who were sexually abused as children are more likely to engage in unsafe sexual…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Thousands March for AIDS Drug in South Africa Originally published by Reuters Health, May 2, 2002 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (Reuters) — Thousands of South African AIDS activists marched Thursday to demand access to nevirapine as the state appealed…
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PRINTABLE PAGE UN Says Pakistan Vulnerable to HIV/AIDS Epidemic Originally published by Reuters Health, March 15, 2002 ISLAMABAD (Reuters) — Pakistan has largely escaped the global HIV/AIDS pandemic, but health experts said on Friday that the country of 140 million…
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PRINTABLE PAGE South Africa AIDS Groups Go to Court Over Nevirapine (Reuters Health) Originally published by Reuters Health, November 19, 2001 CAPE TOWN, South Africa — AIDS activists in South Africa said on Monday they were pressing ahead with a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Many HIV Patients Don’t Plan for End-Of-Life Care By Charnicia E. HugginsOriginally published by Reuters Health, June 13, 2001 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — As great strides are made in drug therapy for HIV, infected individuals are living…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Rural Black Women in US Not Worried About HIV Infection Originally published by Reuters Health, April 3, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Many African-American women who live in rural areas do not perceive themselves to be at…