As spread of disease slows, stigma remains
Prostitutes demanding clients wear condoms
Announcement made at ceremony marking World AIDS Day
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says US will host a global AIDS conference to show its commitment to fighting disease
Kenyan government says the percentage of people contracting HIV has been cut almost in half
Vaccine remains elusive as HIV defies immune system
Middle class girl struggles to lead normal life, despite AIDS drug side effects
New UN research shows number of new AIDS cases decreasing worldwide, but fear of HIV still bars comprehensive prevention
UNICEF, government report shows reduced access to key social services for poorest women, children especially those in rural areas
South Africa rolls out new battle plan to defeat virus
PEPFAR/BD partnership trains lab technicians on latest equipment and techniques
UNAIDS agency report says number of newly infected grew by 2.7 million in 2008, bringing world total to 33.4 million
UN, China's Ministry of Health begin campaign to fight stigma attached to AIDS, in hope of slowing spread
Dr. Anthony Fauci and Michele Molonye-Kitts say US funding has led to advancement in global AIDS treatment
Fund Executive Director Michel Kazatchkine asks wealthy countries and other donors increase their commitments
AIDS Accountability International scorecard rates country responses to pandemic
Professor Francois Venter of South Africa’s HIV/AIDS Clinicians Society stresses importance of consistence use of antiretroviral
Investigations in the Free State reveal a program threatened by shortages, rationing
Activists say state hospitals need more trained nurses and anti-retroviral drugs
Activists say state hospitals need more trained nurses and anti-retroviral drugs
Many hospitals in Free State are failing to provide medicine to those affected by HIV/AIDS, despite legal requirements to do so
Families in Free State relate the serious consequences of the state’s failure to provide anti-AIDS medications to all patients
Professor Alan Whiteside says economic slowdown affecting treatment, vaccine essential
Doctors Without Borders says lack of political commitment is leading to funding deficit
Prevalence of HIV/AIDS in Mali is low for West Africa, effecting less than two percent of adult population
Paris conference reviews how basic science discovers new tools for vaccine development
Hospital project provides free, healthy meals
Vaccine researcher says, however, trial revealed important data
U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator affirms Obama administration commitment
New report launched by WHO, UNAIDS, UNICEF finds greatest progress being made in sub-Saharan Africa, where two-thirds of all HIV infect
