AIDS/HIV

White physicians slower to prescribe HIV medications for African-Americans than for whites
Nov 05 04

A new UCLA study shows that African-American HIV patients treated by white doctors receive life-saving HIV medication less than those who have an African-American… White physicians slower to prescribe HIV medications for African-Americans than for whites   

 

Drug Therapy Delayed for Blacks With HIV
Nov 03 04

White doctors routinely delay treatment of HIV-positive black patients, a new finding that adds to a growing body of research that suggests a… Drug Therapy Delayed for Blacks With HIV   

 

Studies Show HIV Rising Among Migrant Workers
Nov 02 04

Two new studies have found that HIV infections are rising at a significant rate among migrant Mexican workers.

A study of 600 migrant workers… Studies Show HIV Rising Among Migrant Workers   

 

Muslim Clerics Help Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness
Oct 29 04

Kyrgyz organizations are increasingly joining forces to achieve progress in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Earlier this year, the Kyrgyz Football Federation began… Muslim Clerics Help Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness   

 

Drug side-effects place treatment scale up at risk, says Ugandan HIV expert
Oct 28 04

One of Africa’s leading HIV doctors says that efforts to scale up antiretroviral treatment in sub-Saharan Africa risk being undermined by inadequate preparation throughout… Drug side-effects place treatment scale up at risk, says Ugandan HIV expert   

 

AIDS fund head warns of 2005 funding crunch
Oct 28 04

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, battling a shortfall in funding from donors, faces a critical year in 2005, its executive… AIDS fund head warns of 2005 funding crunch   

 

Aids warning over bushmeat trade
Oct 26 04

An Aids-like virus has been found in African hunters who have eaten ape meat which is being sold illegally in the UK.

A leading… Aids warning over bushmeat trade   

 

S. Africa AIDS group drops legal case on drug delays
Oct 25 04

South Africa’s main AIDS treatment lobby group has dropped a court case against the government demanding it reveal target dates for the rollout of… S. Africa AIDS group drops legal case on drug delays   

 

Asia-Pacific Region Risks ‘AIDS Crisis’, UNAIDS Says
Oct 20 04

The Asia-Pacific region risks an “AIDS crisis similar in scale to Africa’s” unless national governments and regional institutions “step up” efforts to fight HIV/AIDS,… Asia-Pacific Region Risks ‘AIDS Crisis’, UNAIDS Says   

 

Uganda opens Africa’s biggest AIDS training center
Oct 20 04

The biggest HIV/AIDS training center in sub-Saharan Africa opened in Uganda Wednesday with officials hopeful it will significantly boost the continent’s ability to fight… Uganda opens Africa’s biggest AIDS training center   

 

China to scrutinise blood sellers for AIDS
Oct 13 04

China is to launch a nationwide survey of people who sold their blood in the 1990s as it tries to track down HIV/AIDS victims,… China to scrutinise blood sellers for AIDS   

 

Beijing to Install Condom Machines to Fight AIDS
Oct 11 04

Beijing will install about 1,000 condom vending machines in hotels, bars, universities and on construction sites in the Chinese capital this month to fight… Beijing to Install Condom Machines to Fight AIDS   

 

HIV hot spots persist in rural Florida
Oct 06 04

A new survey of the first US community in which heterosexual sex was shown to be the main way HIV was transmitted has found… HIV hot spots persist in rural Florida   

 

Apartheid gov’t had AIDS plan for South Africa
Oct 04 04

South Africa’s last white government had a detailed plan to fight AIDS but it was ignored by the country’s new black rulers because it… Apartheid gov’t had AIDS plan for South Africa   

 

Mobile phones keep track of HIV treatments
Oct 03 04

South African researchers have developed a novel application for mobile phone technology that helps health workers monitor HIV patients with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus… Mobile phones keep track of HIV treatments   

 

Needle exchange users take fewer HIV risks
Sep 28 04

Illicit injection drug users who take part in needle exchange programs are less likely than other injection drug users to engage in drug-related behaviors… Needle exchange users take fewer HIV risks   

 

HIV infection disclosure to partner can vary
Sep 23 04

Whether or not HIV-infected intravenous drug users (IDUs) disclose their status to their sex partners depends on different factors, according to a report in… HIV infection disclosure to partner can vary   

 

Ugandan HIV/AIDS rate higher than thought: NGO
Sep 21 04

The rate of HIV/AIDS cases in Uganda, a country widely praised for its fight against the disease, may be nearly three times as high… Ugandan HIV/AIDS rate higher than thought: NGO   

 

Experts warn of rising AIDS stats from East Europe
Sep 17 04

A lack of information and public funding is helping fuel the spread of HIV/AIDS in several recent European Union entrants and threatens to become… Experts warn of rising AIDS stats from East Europe   

 

Risky sex uncommon among HIV patients
Sep 16 04

The results of large study of US residents infected with HIV show that the majority of them refrain from sexual activities likely to spread… Risky sex uncommon among HIV patients   

 

HIV Scare - Health Workers Move Into Public Health Practice
Aug 30 04

Several clinicians are opting for public health courses and jobs to avoid bedside healthcare practice.

This is as a result of the HIV epidemic… HIV Scare - Health Workers Move Into Public Health Practice   

 

Counseling prevents STDs in those most at risk
Aug 19 04

Even a couple brief sessions with a counselor may help prevent cases of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases among people at greatest risk,… Counseling prevents STDs in those most at risk   

 

Brazil plans 3 billion free condoms for AIDS fight
Aug 11 04

Brazil intends to distribute 3 billion free condoms every year, mainly to the poor and young, in a bid to prevent the spread of… Brazil plans 3 billion free condoms for AIDS fight   

 

U.S. OKs wrinkle-filler for HIV patients
Aug 03 04

HIV patients who suffer from facial wasting will be able to treat sunken cheeks, hollow eyes and other signs of the virus with a… U.S. OKs wrinkle-filler for HIV patients   

 

Helping teens in HIV-affected families pays off
Aug 03 04

For adolescents whose parents have HIV, programs designed to help them cope with a parent’s illness may improve their own health and well-being, California… Helping teens in HIV-affected families pays off   

 
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