PRINTABLE PAGE Young Infants Lack HIV-Specific CD8+ T Cell Response Originally published by Reuters Health, January 4, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Infants younger than 6 months commonly lack a CD8+ T cell response to vertically transmitted HIV infection,…
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PRINTABLE PAGE HIV Spread Via Female Sex Workers in India Set to Increase Significantly by 2005 Originally published by Reuters Health, December 26, 2001 DELHI — If preventive measures fail, the number of cases of HIV infection spread through commercial…
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PRINTABLE PAGE EU Proposes Easing WTO Rules to Improve Access to Drugs Originally published by Reuters Health, March 5, 2002 GENEVA (Reuters) — The European Union (EU) on Tuesday proposed easing World Trade Organisation (WTO) patent protection rules to allow…
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PRINTABLE PAGE UN Says India May Overtake South Africa in AIDS Cases Originally published by Reuters Health, May 2, 2002 DELHI, India (Reuters) — India will have the largest number of people living with HIV/AIDS in a few years, overtaking…
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PRINTABLE PAGE US Foundation Bars Glaxo Over AIDS Drug Pricing Originally published by Reuters Health, May 29, 2002 LONDON (Reuters) — GlaxoSmithKline Plc., Europe’s biggest drugmaker, was embroiled in a fresh row over the cost of AIDS medicines on Wednesday…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Zimbabwe Declares Emergency to Fight AIDS Originally published by Reuters Health, May 27, 2002 HARARE (Reuters) — The Zimbabwean government has declared a six-month emergency period to deal with one of the highest rates of HIV/AIDS infections in…
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PRINTABLE PAGE High Prevalence of HIV Infection Seen Among Incarcerated Women Originally published by Reuters Health, April 29, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — HIV and AIDS risk behaviors are highly prevalent among urban women jailed for relatively minor infractions…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Sexually Transmitted Infections Increasing in Western Europe Originally published by Reuters Health, May 31, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — From the late 1980s through the early 1990s, sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates fell in many western European…
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PRINTABLE PAGE NIH Research: Garlic Supplements Reduce Blood Levels of Saquinavir Originally published in the AIDS Read 12(2):60, 2002 Researchers have found that garlic supplements can cause a potentially harmful side effect when combined with a type of medication used…
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PRINTABLE PAGE AIDS in Prisons Originally published by The New York Times, May 21, 2001 Tens of thousands of prisoners around the country are infected with the virus that causes AIDS, making prisons one of the most potentially dangerous incubators…