2005

December

• Reducing Risk of HIV/AIDS at Circuit Parties

• Immune Response to HIV Differs Even in Identical Twins

November

• Real numbers of HIV/AIDS in China hard to confirm

• Tiny Lesotho to launch door-to-door AIDS tests

• How is HIV transmitted from mother to child?

• Zinc supplements safe for chidren with HIV

• British HIV patients show increased drug resistance

• HIV diagnoses fall among blacks

• HIV patient claims to have cleared the virus

• Anabolic Steroids Help People with HIV Gain Weight

• Home HIV test could spur early treatment

• Vaginal gel shown to protect female monkeys against an HIV-like virus

October

• Gel may protect against sexual transmission of HIV

• Worldwide advertising campaign to focus attention on children with HIV/AIDS

• 25 years down the line, 1800 children daily infected with AIDS

• Circumcision shown to significantly reduce the rate of HIV infections among heterosexual men

• HIV rates on decline in Zimbabwe, UN agency says

September

• World risks duplication in AIDS vaccine push

• US clears generic AIDS drug for use overseas

• South Sudan in HIV/AIDS epidemic

• HIV-infected Malawi mother hacks son to death

August

• Outside auditor to manage Uganda HIV/AIDS funds

• AIDS-hit South Africa to increase nurse training

• Many Have Mixed Feelings on HIV Vaccine Research

• Concern as Namibia cuts HIV disability grants

• The Link Between STDs and HIV

• Chance to reverse Asia AIDS epidemic could be lost

• AIDS, urbanisation overcrowd S. African graveyards

July

• WHO will fail to meet AIDS drugs goal

• Circumcision can prevent HIV infection

• Methadone urged for AIDS fight in ex-Soviet states

• Aggressive HIV strain appears to be isolated case

• L.A. doctor indicted for “subdosing” AIDS patients

• Two big Indian states could undermine AIDS fight

• Africa faces shortage of AIDS medics

• How can We prevent infection of Newborns?

• How do you get infected with HIV?

• AIDS in Asia spread from Myanmar

• AIDS strikes at some countries’ ability to govern

• Clinton takes cheap AIDS drugs to African children

• U.N. says must raise peacekeepers’ AIDS awareness

• Singapore to inform spouses of HIV patients

• India clears human trials for second AIDS vaccine

• India asks people to save “wickets” in AIDS fight

• Dying, He says he is lucky

• India says over 7,200 died of AIDS in two decades

• Brazil to lose from AIDS patent move—drugs body

• African business key to AIDS fight - Holbrooke

• Japanese Scientists Introduce New HIV Drug

• Angelina Jolie adopts Ethiopian AIDS orphan

• Asia in danger of AIDS explosion

• Task force urges HIV testing of all pregnant women

• AIDS Risk Increasing in Asia: UNAIDS Report

June

• China AIDS victims fight bad drugs, ineptitude

• Low-Level Viremia ‘Blips’ in Very Early HIV Infection

• Racial gap seen in gay sex HIV rates

• US approves Boehringer drug for resistant HIV

• Japan’s AIDS stigma hampers treatment

• HIV positive African clergy fight AIDS stigma

• Generic drugs key to uphill AIDS fight

• S. Africa court mulls AIDS drugs defamation

• Indian, Pakistani prostitutes discuss AIDS lessons

• Internet fuels risky sex in gay, bisexual men

• AIDS “tsunami” threatens Africa’s children

• Blacks hardest hit by HIV in US

• Mandela urges rich world to act against AIDS

• Global Fund grant to Russia to boost AIDS drugs

• Science hopes to give women new tools against AIDS

• China’s migrant workers a high AIDS risk

• S. Africa warns of “national wipe-out” from AIDS

• South Africa’s armed forces grapple with HIV/AIDS

• Zimbabwe to seek more AIDS help as politics weighs

• UN says goal to reverse AIDS by 2015 won’t be met

• China gets grant to stop AIDS among drug users

• Canada Red Cross used HIV blood

May

• Ranbaxy gets US FDA approval for generic AIDS drug

• Diabetes risk high in men on anti-HIV meds

• Libya’s improved image at risk over AIDS verdict

• Glaxo, UK firm settle AIDS drug diversion case

• Calcutta women protest over US aid conditions

• AIDS dissident defends attack on S. Africa campaign

• World Bank grants $35 million to Vietnam AIDS plan

• India says growth of new HIV infections slows

• World must save Africa’s children from AIDS

• Drugs, AIDS evade clampdown in India’s northeast

• Britain urges EU to boost fight against AIDS

• England football stars fight AIDS in Malawi

• S. Africa AIDS group faces maverick doctor in court

• Nigeria opens blood screening centre to fight AIDS

• HIV ‘going undetected

• Practical approach may cut teenage girls’ STD rate

• U.N. slams AIDS ‘dissident’ for attack on drugs

• Catholics turn to condoms in AIDS-ravaged Honduras

• Early therapy slows HIV progression in babies

• Cheaper group tests flag infectious HIV carriers

• S. Africa criticises WHO target on AIDS treatment

• Judge takes on S.Africa’s AIDS “denialists”

April

• Late diagnosis of HIV persists in the UK

• Many HIV-positive gay men unaware they’re infected

• Indian plans law to stop discrimination against AIDS