PRINTABLE PAGE Brazil Launches First Anti-AIDS Campaign For Homosexuals Originally published by Reuters Health, June 5, 2002 SAO PAULO, Brazil (Reuters) — Brazil launched its first anti-AIDS campaign aimed specifically at homosexuals on Tuesday to fight a rising infection rate…
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PRINTABLE PAGE China’s Gay Activists Cheer New Openness on AIDS Originally published by Reuters Health, November 14, 2001 BEIJING — In a country that has long kept homosexuals in the closet, and AIDS under wraps, gay activists in China at…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Bone Mineral Accrual Compromised in HIV-Infected Prepubertal Children Originally published by Reuters Health, May 6, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — HIV infection has a negative effect on bone mineral acquisition in prepubertal children, placing them at increased…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Pediatric AIDS Down But Not Out By Randy Dotinga, HealthScoutNews ReporterOriginally published by HealthScoutNews, April 5, 2002 The number of children born with HIV has fallen 80 percent over the past decade, largely because of powerful new medications,…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Conference Report: Developing an HIV/AIDS Therapeutic Agenda for Resource-Limited Countries Coverage of the Infectious Diseases Society of America Conference to Develop an HIV/AIDS Therapeutic Research Agenda for Resource-Limited Countries By Ian M. Sanne, M.D. Medscape HIV/AIDS 7(6), 2001…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Management of HIV-Infected Women and Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Alexandra M. Levine, M.D.Originally published by Medscape, July 2001 Women constitute the fastest growing population at risk for HIV infection in the United States and approximately 42% of all persons…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Labor Body Backs Job Code to Protect AIDS Sufferers By Richard WaddingtonOriginally published by Reuters, June 22, 2001 GENEVA (Reuters) — The International Labor Organization (IL0), which brings together governments, unions and employers, Friday announced it had drawn…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Fighting AIDS in Africa Originally published in The New York Times, February 25, 2001. The recent announcement by the Indian drug company Cipla that it would sell AIDS therapy for $600 a year or less to African countries…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Black Leaders Issue AIDS Alert By Erin McClam, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, June 8, 2001 ATLANTA (AP) — Black leaders urged the Bush administration Friday to step up efforts to slow the alarming spread…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Senate, White House Reach Deal on Overseas AIDS Money By Todd ZwillichOriginally published by Reuters Health, June 7, 2002 WASHINGTON (Reuters Health) — The US Senate approved a plan late Thursday to increase funding to fight the global…