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  1. Herpes drug fails to cut HIV risk: study (AFP)
  2. Group: HIV/AIDS among Top 10 crises of the year (AP)
  3. New law aids access to government records in Pa. (AP)
  4. In eulogy, Zuma praises AIDS denier health minister (AFP)
  5. Discovery in Lungs May Lead to Treatment for Respiratory Virus (Healt
  6. Now hear this: Swim-proof hearing aids to get test (AP)
  7. South African doctor sees drug-resistant HIV (AP)
  8. Heroin, HIV stalk tropical resort of Zanzibar (Reuters)
  9. East Timor's ticking AIDS timebomb (AFP)
  10. AIDS drug cocktails saving lives: study (Reuters)
  11. Rights groups laud end of US HIV/AIDS travel ban (AFP)
  12. UN lauds US and SKorea for lifting HIV travel ban (AP)
  13. Molecule Could Help Block Sexual Transmission of HIV (HealthDay)
  14. U.S. AIDS chief sees new goals in global battle (Reuters)
  15. China to launch AIDS radio programme: state media (AFP)
  16. Evolving Strains of HIV May Cause Wave of Drug Resistance (HealthDay)
  17. Police: Woman lied about infecting others with HIV (AP)
  18. Circumcising babies could help Africa AIDS fight (Reuters)
  19. HIV infections emerge long after China blood scandal: report (AFP)
  20. Strength training aids stroke-weakened hands, arms (Reuters)
  21. Llama Research Aids Defense Against Potential Bioweapon (HealthDay)
  22. Drug Combo Blocks HIV Infection in Mice (HealthDay)
  23. Merck reps banned from US AIDS clinics over drug costs (AFP)
  24. Premature Aging of the Brain Seen in HIV Patients (HealthDay)
  25. AIDS victims not forgotten in Haiti quake chaos (AFP)
  26. Premature Aging of the Brain Seen in HIV Patients (HealthDay)
  27. Africa a Challenge for Obama in 2010 (OneWorld.net)
  28. Scientists say crack HIV/AIDS puzzle for drugs (Reuters)
  29. Study Suggests High HIV Rate Among African Teens (HealthDay)
  30. US lawmakers condemn Uganda anti-gay bill (AFP)
  31. South African president acknowledges love child (AP)
  32. US puts locals in charge of AIDS spending (AP)
  33. Black and Hispanic Infants Much More Likely to Have HIV (HealthDay)
  34. Millions at risk if AIDS focus fades, says expert (Reuters)
  35. Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa (AFP)
  36. Vaccine May Prevent TB in People With HIV (HealthDay)
  37. Cyndi Lauper, Lady Gaga Put Spotlight on Women and HIV (HealthDay)
  38. Scientists Discover How HIV Is Transmitted Between Men (HealthDay)
  39. Scientists Discover How HIV Is Transmitted Between Men (HealthDay)
  40. Cyndi Lauper, Lady Gaga Put Spotlight on Women and HIV (HealthDay)
  41. Indians get particular about online marriage (AFP)
  42. Treating herpes also buys time for HIV, doctors find (AFP)
  43. Herpes Drug Might Also Slow HIV Progression (HealthDay)
  44. Added Drug Aids MS Treatment (HealthDay)
  45. HIV drugs prevent infection in African study (Reuters)
  46. In San Diego, Hispanics Now Dominate HIV/TB Cases (HealthDay)
  47. AIDS vaccine effects may wear off, researchers say (Reuters)
  48. U.S. company Virxsys says using AIDS to fight AIDS (Reuters)
  49. Gene Therapy Shows Promise Against HIV (HealthDay)
  50. Future of AIDS gels may lie in drugs, experts say (Reuters)
  51. Scientists report on way to derail spread of AIDS (AP)
  52. AIDS drugs haven't changed HIV risk with anal sex (Reuters)
  53. Appeals court: Feds wrong to disclose pilot's HIV (AP)
  54. Experts recommend finetuning of HIV treatment (Reuters)
  55. FDA warns of heart problem with HIV drug combo (Reuters)
  56. Uzbekistan jails AIDS advocate over work: activists (AFP)
  57. Failure to aid drug users drives HIV spread: study (Reuters)
  58. Pfizer pneumonia shot helps HIV-infected patients (Reuters)
  59. Philippines HIV cases spike to record in January (Reuters)
  60. Smoking tied to lung cancer in women with HIV (Reuters)
  61. AIDS rise may force India to spend more: World Bank (Reuters)
  62. Burden of AIDS hits Zimbabwe's women hardest (AFP)
  63. HIV Hides Out in Bone Marrow Cells (HealthDay)
  64. Researchers: AIDS virus can hide in bone marrow (AP)
  65. Cell phones latest tool to beat HIV-AIDS in Africa (AFP)
  66. UN says mother-child HIV can be eliminated by 2015 (AP)
  67. World could soon shield "all newborns from HIV" (AFP)
  68. Malaria, AIDS, TB in retreat: Global Fund (Reuters)
  69. UNAIDS: Funding cuts could lead to HIV 'nightmare' (AP)
  70. HIV among newborns could be 'eradicated by 2015' (AFP)
  71. HIV Hides Out in Bone Marrow Cells (HealthDay)
  72. Circumcision may not cut HIV spread among gay men (Reuters)
  73. Britain gives one million pounds to S.Africa for condoms (AFP)
  74. E.Europe in spotlight at Vienna AIDS conference (AFP)
  75. New maps guide African truckers to AIDS clinics (AFP)
  76. Bill Clinton, Bill Gates unite in foreign aid plea (AFP)
  77. Internet aids terrorist recruiting, radicalization, Pentagon says (Th
  78. S.Africa announces plans to ramp up HIV testing (AFP)
  79. Do needle-exchange programs really work? (Reuters)
  80. Australian authors condemn China snub of HIV-positive writer (AFP)
  81. New HIV infections increasing among homosexuals (AP)
  82. Chemical in Bananas Might Combat HIV Infection (HealthDay)
  83. Insurer targeted HIV patients to drop coverage (Reuters)
  84. Chemical in Bananas Might Combat HIV Infection (HealthDay)
  85. Acupuncture can spread serious diseases: experts (Reuters)
  86. Acne Drug May Help in the Fight Against AIDS (HealthDay)
  87. Acne Drug May Help in the Fight Against AIDS (HealthDay)
  88. Film: 147 toddlers infected in Uzbek HIV outbreak (AP)
  89. WHO challenges Philippine bishops' advice on condoms (AFP)
  90. Uzbek doctors infected some 150 children with HIV: report (AFP)
  91. Religious groups pledge to end AIDS stigma (AP)
  92. Medicare to pay for "fillers" in HIV patients (Reuters)
  93. Sony teams up for World Cup anti-AIDS campaign (AFP)
  94. Global Fund seeks cash to fight AIDS, TB, malaria (AP)
  95. Global Fund seeks $20 bln for AIDS, malaria, TB (AFP)
  96. HIV, TB cut Lesotho life expectancy (AP)
  97. Workers to give out 2.5 billion condoms in SAfrica (AP)
  98. UNAIDS calls for lifting of HIV travel bans (AFP)
  99. Early antibiotic use cuts deaths in African AIDS trial (AFP)
  100. Economic crisis could worsen HIV/AIDS epidemic: U.N. (Reuters)
  101. HIV Drugs Might Combat Two Other Diseases (HealthDay)
  102. Researchers solve puzzle of recurring viral infection (AFP)
  103. Film: 147 toddlers infected in Uzbek HIV outbreak (AP)
  104. Scientists Find Clues to How the Body Fights Off HIV (HealthDay)
  105. Scientists Find Clues to How the Body Fights Off HIV (HealthDay)
  106. More Clues Emerge on How HIV Infects Women (HealthDay)
  107. More Clues Emerge on How HIV Infects Women (HealthDay)
  108. Confinement sought for NY man who spread HIV (AP)
  109. S.Africa to buy cheaper AIDS drugs despite opposition (Reuters)
  110. Report says HIV inmate segregation in two U.S. states (Reuters)
  111. Circumcision may lower risk of genital wart virus (Reuters)
  112. Morphine May Protect Brains of People With HIV (HealthDay)
  113. Morphine May Protect Brains of People With HIV (HealthDay)
  114. Pacific fight against AIDS hampered by shame, ignorance (AFP)
  115. China could lift HIV visitor ban: state media (AFP)
  116. HIV's link to salmonella offers vaccine clues (Reuters)
  117. Drug users must be helped to halt AIDS spread: U.N. (Reuters)
  118. AIDS vaccine researcher hopeful (AP)
  119. FDA says Roche, Sanofi promotions misleading (Reuters)
  120. "Harm reduction" needed to cut drug-user AIDS risk (Reuters)
  121. Zuma breaks taboo in launching S.African HIV tests (AFP)
  122. South African president says he is HIV-negative (AP)
  123. Cutting AIDS funds risks "death sentence" (Reuters)
  124. "Harm reduction" needed to cut drug-user AIDS risk (Reuters)
  125. Cutting AIDS funds risks "death sentence": report (Reuters)
  126. Europe trade deal could hit Indian generic drugs (AP)
  127. Officials look to Iran for help on AIDS (AP)
  128. Europe trade deal could hit Indian generic drugs (AP)
  129. China lifts ban on entry of HIV/AIDS carriers (AFP)
  130. China lifts travel ban against people with HIV (AP)
  131. China ends entry ban for foreigners with HIV/AIDS (Reuters)
  132. Mother fights confinement of NY man who spread HIV (AP)
  133. Aids groups accuse Zambia prisons of violations (AP)
  134. China ends entry ban for foreigners with HIV/AIDS (Reuters)
  135. Cameroon says detained journalist died of 'infections' (AFP)
  136. US congratulates China on lifting HIV visitors ban (AFP)
  137. Data Reveals HIV Treatment Progress (OneWorld.net)
  138. Leaders Go Public with HIV Tests (OneWorld.net)
  139. FDA probes risks of HIV, prostate, other drugs (Reuters)
  140. Men With HPV at Higher Risk for HIV, Study Finds (HealthDay)
  141. Better weather aids fight against oil slick (Reuters)
  142. FDA probes risks of HIV, prostate, other drugs (Reuters)
  143. Men With HPV at Higher Risk for HIV, Study Finds (HealthDay)
  144. One of 3 well leaks stopped but flow rate same: NOAA (Reuters)
  145. Scientists Unravel Secret of HIV Resistance (HealthDay)
  146. Scientists Unravel Secret of HIV Resistance (HealthDay)
  147. S.Africa, changing track on AIDS, faces challenges (AP)
  148. Before Mother's Day, African grannies meet on AIDS (AP)
  149. China AIDS activist moves to US after harassment (AP)
  150. South Africa AIDS orphans overwhelm social work services (The Christi
  151. South Africa AIDS orphans: A foster mother can't cope (The Christian
  152. South Africa AIDS orphans: Gift's birth mother confronts his foster paren
  153. Another AIDS activist, Wan Yanhai, flees China (The Christian Science
  154. Genital wart virus may raise men's risk of HIV (Reuters)
  155. WHO sees good progress on UN health goals for poor (Reuters)
  156. Sweden pushes condom use as study hints risky sex common (AFP/File)
  157. Top AIDS activist flees China for US (AFP)
  158. South African police bust HIV/AIDS pyramid scheme (Reuters)
  159. WHO sees good progress on U.N. health goals for poor (Reuters)
  160. HIV epidemic may be imminent in the Philippines (Reuters)
  161. US expands Caribbean AIDS program (AFP)
  162. Caribbean to get $100M grant from US to fight AIDS (AP)
  163. Primary Care Docs Handling More HIV Cases (HealthDay)
  164. Primary Care Docs Handling More HIV Cases (HealthDay)
  165. Sunday Marks 25th NYC AIDS Walk (The Advocate)
  166. Sen. Evan Bayh Jokes About AIDS (The Advocate)
  167. No HIV care for 90% of gay men in Asia Pacific: UN (AFP)
  168. HIV among gay, bisexual men at alarming highs in Asia (Reuters)
  169. Latest attempt to block HIV: Stronger vaginal gels (AP)
  170. Smallpox Vaccine May Protect Against HIV (HealthDay)
  171. Africa's AIDS drama overwhelms at Cannes (AFP)
  172. Latest attempt to block HIV: Stronger vaginal gels (AP)
  173. Smallpox Vaccine May Protect Against HIV (HealthDay)
  174. Campaign to end children being born with HIV by 2015 (AFP)
  175. Rights groups criticise Uganda's new AIDS bill (AFP)
  176. Sustained Avastin aids colon cancer survival-study (Reuters)
  177. Fat injection aids paralyzed vocal cords (Reuters)
  178. Sustained Avastin aids colon cancer survival: study (Reuters)
  179. Female-to-Male HIV Transmission Risk Doubles During Pregnancy (Heal
  180. News (The Advocate)
  181. Female-to-Male HIV Transmission Risk Doubles During Pregnancy (Health
  182. Drug abuse imperils African advances against AIDS spread: experts (AF
  183. Researchers try new approaches to preventing HIV (Reuters)
  184. Female-to-Male HIV Transmission Risk Doubles During Pregnancy (Health
  185. Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Linked to Gene Change (HealthDay)
  186. Lubricant Use May Raise HIV Infection Risk During Anal Sex (HealthDay
  187. Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Linked to Gene Change (HealthDay)
  188. Lubricant Use May Raise HIV Infection Risk During Anal Sex (HealthDay
  189. Drug cocktails cut couples' HIV transmission risk (Reuters)
  190. Anti-HIV drugs slash risk of virus transmission by 92 percent (AFP)
  191. Health group: Donor cuts hurting Africa AIDS fight (AP)
  192. Anti-HIV Drugs May Help Prevent Spread of Virus (HealthDay)
  193. Correction: AIDS funding squeeze puts lives at risk (Reuters)
  194. Health group: Donor cuts hurting Africa AIDS fight (AP)
  195. Anti-HIV Drugs May Help Prevent Spread of Virus (HealthDay)
  196. 3 Namibian women with HIV say they were sterilized (AP)
  197. Namibian HIV-positive women sue over forced sterilisations (AFP)
  198. Eurythmics' Annie Lennox named UNAIDS ambassador (AFP)
  199. AIDS groups slam FIFA for blocking condoms at World Cup (AFP)
  200. Rider X to Represent Johnny Weir in AIDS/LifeCycle (The Advocate)
  201. Red Cross aids drought-hit Philippines (AFP)
  202. Most People With HIV Begin Care Too Late (HealthDay)
  203. Circumcision may prevent sex-related penis injuries (Reuters)
  204. AIDS groups protest FIFA ban policy (AP)
  205. Delcath cancer drug delivery system aids survival (Reuters)
  206. Experts ask Bristol-Myers not to shut French plant (AP)
  207. Group urges Bristol to protect HIV-drug for babies (Reuters)
  208. New vaginal ring borrows from birth control to fight AIDS (AFP)
  209. Fungus-tainted corn a factor in Africa HIV spread? (Reuters)
  210. Somali, with AIDS: 'You Find Out Very Quickly Who Your Friends Are' (
  211. Eastern Europe, Central Asia leaders shunning AIDS meet (AFP)
  212. Swiss acupuncturist probed over HIV infections (AP)
  213. HIV Cases Rise Among Gay Men in Ireland (The Advocate)
  214. HIV: Nurse-monitored treatment gets OK in S.African trial (AFP)
  215. Gene-Based Detection Method Might Spot HIV Earlier (HealthDay)
  216. Nurses as good as doctors in AIDS care monitoring (Reuters)
  217. Gene-Based Detection Method Might Spot HIV Earlier (HealthDay)
  218. Sensitive test spots newest HIV infections (Reuters)
  219. Kidneys transplanted between HIV-infected patients (AP)
  220. Pa. man with hearing aids sues over police denial (AP)
  221. Antiretrovirals During Breast-Feeding Shield Babies From HIV, Study Shows
  222. Gene Therapy for HIV Inches Forward (HealthDay)
  223. SAfrica protesters march for US AIDS funding (AP)
  224. Kidneys transplanted between HIV-infected patients (AP)
  225. U.N. body tackles stigma of AIDS in the workplace (Reuters)
  226. Sensitive test spots newest HIV infections (Reuters)
  227. S.African protesters accuse US of cutting AIDS funding (AFP)
  228. FDA approves more advanced HIV test (Reuters)
  229. Newly Approved HIV Test Can Spot Infection Earlier (HealthDay)
  230. South Africa HIV Infection Rate Slowing - Study (OneWorld.net)
  231. Remade in NY: French ex-1st lady has new life (AP)
  232. Newly Approved HIV Test Can Spot Infection Earlier (HealthDay)
  233. Study shows mounting AIDS toll in Swaziland (AP)
  234. UN forms team to look at impact of discriminatory AIDS laws (AFP)
  235. Repressive drug policies boosting AIDS spread: experts (AFP)
  236. A prosperous lawyer aids China's migrant workers (The Christian Scie
  237. Scientists Make Immune Cells in Mice That Fight Off HIV (HealthDay)
  238. Stem-cell work closes a door to AIDS virus (AFP)
  239. Scientists Make Immune Cells in Mice That Fight Off HIV (HealthDay)
  240. 11.5 percent HIV/AIDS prevalence in Mozambique: report (AFP)
  241. Obama, Municipalities Honor AIDS Testing Day (The Advocate)
  242. World Bank names Zimbabwean to head AIDS program (Reuters)
  243. New Anti-HIV Weapons Found in Immune System (HealthDay)
  244. Breakthrough antibodies neutralize most known AIDS strains (AFP)
  245. Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine (Reuters)
  246. HIV Vaccine Advances Made Ahead of Global Conference (OneWorld.net)
  247. Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine (Reuters)
  248. World Bank names Zimbabwean to head AIDS program (Reuters)
  249. New Anti-HIV Weapons Found in Immune System (HealthDay)
  250. Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine (Reuters)