2006

October

• U.S. should develop ‘strategic plan’ to tackle HIV/AIDS -

• JAMA examines history of HIV testing -

• HIV-Positive Minorities and Poor Get Little Outpatient Care -

• Georgia health officials launch initiative to increase HIV/AIDS awareness in Hispanic community -

• Clinton Foundation trains HIV-positive people in Lesotho to assist medical workers -

• Meeting the challenge of Injection drug use and HIV in Armenia -

• Top S. Africa AIDS doctor urges mandatory HIV tests -

• AIDS spreading beyond China high risk groups -

• Study points to new strategy for AIDS vaccination -

• The Challenge of HIV/AIDS in the Workforce Explored -

• HIV drug-resistant and nonsubtype B strains increasingly common in perinatally infected -

• Shunned Indian HIV victims seek infected spouses -

• HIV/AIDS HAART -

September

• Kashmir faces unique challenges in HIV/AIDS fight -

• Male genital hygiene affects risk of HIV infection -

• Smokers May be at Greater Risk of HIV Infection -

• Children continue to be ignored in the fight against HIV/AIDS -

• AIDS Vaccines: The Next Frontiers -

• HIV/AIDS patients have modifiable risk factors for developing coronary heart disease -

• HIV/AIDS Elite Suppressors -

• HIV drugs best given to S. African cities -

• Allocating HIV Drugs to Cities Controls Epidemic Best -

• S.Africa health minister defiant on AIDS rebuke -

• HIV prevalence declines in Zimbabwe -

• Men’s behavior a key goal in AIDS fight: hearing -

August

• HIV/AIDS is affecting the democratic process in Namibia -

• South Carolina’s HIV/AIDS problem is an enormous one -

• New initiative to provide nutritional assistance to people in Ethiopia living with HIV/AIDS -

• Taiwan launches new HIV prevention campaign -

• African Life Assurance launches AIDS assurance policy in Zambia -

• Fight against HIV/AIDS highlights interdependency of developed, developing nations -

• Prostate surgery safe for some men with HIV -

• Straight HIV-positive men often put women at risk -

• Researchers Make a Major Strategic Breakthrough in Controlling the AIDS Virus -

• China comes up with first AIDS vaccine -

• ‘Switch’ may turn off immune cells that fight HIV -

• How HIV “Exhausts” Killer T Cells -

• Cases of HIV infections with multiple strains more common than previously thought -

• “Elite” HIV patients mystify doctors -

• Natural HIV immunity -

• Drug abuse seen driving new HIV epidemics -

• Future seen promising for AIDS vaccine -

• More than 1 million in Africa get HIV drugs: WHO -

• World Bank urges Thai model for AIDS prevention -

• Health experts look to new weapons to battle AIDS -

• Cannabis pitched as painkiller at AIDS conference -

• Panel Updates Guidelines for Treatment of Adult HIV Infection -

• Study Compares First-Line Drug Therapies For Treating HIV -

• No Advantage For Four-Drug Antiretroviral Regimen For Initial Treatment of HIV-1 -

• Rights group seeks UN support on HIV testing -

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