PRINTABLE PAGE Research Developments in HIV/AIDS Kiren Mitruka, MD; Brian Boyle, MDOriginally published in AIDS Reader 12(1):12-16, 2002 Introduction Although at times barely audible to the clinicians who spend busy days caring for HIV-infected patients, the steady drumbeat of progress…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Quebec Physicians Must Report HIV Test Results to Public Health Officials Originally published by Reuters Health, April 8, 2002 QUEBEC CITY, Canada (Reuters) — Physicians and laboratories in Quebec will have to inform public health officials of HIV…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Staggering Ignorance of HIV Revealed in China By Stephen PincockOriginally published by Reuters Health, July 9, 2002 BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters Health) — An alarming degree of ignorance about HIV/AIDS among Chinese people has been revealed by a major…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Group: Elderly New Face of HIV-AIDS By Janelle Carter, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by the Associated Press, May 11, 2002 Newly divorced after 23 years of marriage, Jane P. Fowler was hesitant to re-enter the dating scene. When…
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PRINTABLE PAGE New HIV Infections Striking Nearly 1 in 7 Young, Gay Black Men Overall rate returns to mid-1980s levels By Charelne LainoOriginally published by MSNBC, May 31, 2001 About one in seven young, gay black men in major U.S.…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Study: HIV Among U.S. Newborns Drops By Jerome Socolovsky, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, July 9, 2002 BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — The number of infants born in the United States with HIV infection has declined…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Toll-Free AIDS Hotlines Open in 2 African Nations Originally published by Reuters Health, August 22, 2001 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Two African countries hard hit by the HIV/AIDS epidemic have launched toll-free hotlines that provide callers with…
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PRINTABLE PAGE AIDS Cases Continue to Rise Though Less Rapidly in India Originally published by Reuters Health, March 19, 2002 NEW DELHI (Reuters Health) — India’s HIV-infected population increased by 110,000 individuals in 2001, says India’s health ministry. The total…
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PRINTABLE PAGE AIDS Talk Costs Job: Ahern Asked To Leave Rowland’s Office By Carrie Budoff, Courant Staff WriterOriginally published in The Hartford Courant, June 7, 2002 Nancy Ahern, a New Haven alderwoman, abruptly resigned Thursday from her job as a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Increased Selenium May Protect HIV-Positive Patients From Mycobacterial Disease Originally published by Reuters Health, March 8, 2002 NEW YORK — Dietary selenium supplementation in patients with HIV appears to lower their risk of mycobacterial disease, Florida researchers have…