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June 2008

• June 30, 2008: Program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital Will Offer HIV Tests, Results to Patients Older Than 15 Without Parental Consent from kaisernetwork.org
• June 30, 2008: Bush Discusses Faith-Based Initiatives in Weekly Radio Address from kaisernetwork.org
• June 29, 2008: Web may hold key to fighting new HIV wave from Star Tribune
• June 29, 2008: HIV up among people over 50 from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• June 27, 2008: Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson and Abbott Bring ‘I Stand with Magic’ Program: Part of the Campaign to End Black HIV/AIDS to Facebook Community from Fox Business
• June 27, 008: Many People Who Know, Trust Sex Partners Assume Low Risk of HIV, Other STIs, Study Finds from KaiserNetwork.org (click here for a link to the abstract)
• June 27, 2008: Communities Nationwide Recognize National HIV Testing Day; U.S. First Lady Addresses Importance of Testing from kaisernetwork.org
• June 27, 2008: HIV Diagnoses Among MSM Ages 13-24 Increased by 12% Annually from 2001 to 2006, CDC Report Says from kaisernetwork.org
• June 26, 2008: Effects of behavioral intervention on substance use among people living with HIV: the Healthy Living Project randomized controlled study from thebody.com (click here for a link to the abstract)
• June 26, 2008: Has the HIV Epidemic Peaked? from Population Council
• June 26, 2008: Senate Leaders Reach ‘Tentative’ Agreement on Legislation To Reauthorize PEPFAR, AP/Google.com Reports from kaisernetwork.org
• June 26, 2008: Group Releases Federal Policy Recommendations Aimed at Addressing HIV/AIDS Rates Among Hispanics from kaiserntwork.org
• June 26, 2008: ‘Troubling’ Rise in HIV Among Young Gay Men: CDC from U.S. News and World Report
• June 26, 2008:  Push in Bronx for HIV Test for All from The New York Times
• June 25, 2008:  Women with HIV who regularly use crack are three times more likely to die from AIDSmap (click here for a link to the abstract)
• June 24, 2008: Young people with HIV have more heart risk from The Miami Herald
• June 24, 2008: Safer Sex in the City from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
• June 24, 2008: Vaginal conditions may contribute more to HIV epidemic than previously thought from Aidsmap (click here for a link to the abstract)
• June 24, 2008: FDA Approves New Tipranavir Oral Solution for Treatment-Experienced Pediatric, Adolescent HIV Patients from Doctor’s Guide
• June 24, 2008: One-Third of Status-Aware HIV-Positive MSM in U.K. Still Practicing Risky Sexual Behavior, Study Says from KaiserNetwork.org
• June 23, 2008: Treating Genital Herpes Does Not Reduce Risk of HIV, Study Finds from kaisernetwork.org
• June 21, 2008: In women or gay men with genital herpes, aciclovir does not prevent HIV acquisition from Medical News Today (click here for a link to the abstract)
• June 20, 2008: Men with HIV ‘having unsafe sex’ from BBC News
• June 18, 2008: Better Counting Raises HIV Incidence Estimates in U.S. from Reuters Health Information
• June 16, 2008: Orasure’s Oral AIDS Test Has Too Many False Positives from Bloomberg

May 2008

• May 21, 2008: The New Face of an Epidemic from The Moscow Times
• May 7, 2008: Study: Babies Born To HIV Positive Mothers Can Be Infection Free from All Headline News (click here for a link to the abstract)

April 2008

• April 30, 2008: Online intervention paramount for reducing HIV in high-risk population from Science Daily (click here for a link to the abstract)
• April 29, 2008: Clinton Foundation, UNITAID Announce New Antiretroviral Discounts from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 29, 2008: Human Protein May Offer Novel Target for Blocking HIV Infection: Successful in Lab from Science Daily
• April 29, 2008: Improving AIDS Prevention in Africa by Involving Partners of Pregnant Women from Medical News Today
• April 29, 2008: Monitoring AIDS Treatment by Physical Symptoms is Effective from Medical News Today
• April 29, 2008: New Front in Fight Against AIDS Virus from Medical News Today
• April 28, 2008: U.S., British HIV/AIDS Researchers Pessimistic About Prospects of Vaccine, Survey Finds from Medical News Today
• April 25, 2008: Drugs for HIV/AIDS, Other Diseases Should be Made More Affordable, Accessible, Advocates Say at Intellectual Property Rights Conference from Medical News Today
• April 22, 2008: Scientists Test Device to Track Medication Adherence in Patients with HIV/AIDS from Science Daily
• April 21, 2008: North Carolina should not ignore ‘legal, moral’ responsibility to provide HIV testing, treatment to inmates, editorial says from Medical News Today
• April 15, 2008: HIV Might Spread More Quickly Within the Body Than Previously Thought from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 15, 2008: Black Religious Leaders, Public Health Officials in North Carolina Urge HIV Testing for Prison Inmates from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 15, 2008: Vaccine Progress for HIV, Other Conditions Discussed at International Conference from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 15, 2008: Brazil Decrees Gilead’s Tenofovir in ‘Public Interest’ from Medical News Today
• April 9, 2008: ADAP Waiting Lists Nearly Eliminated, Kaiser Family Foundation, NASTAD Survey Says; Challenges Remain from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 9, 2008: Brazil Opens Condom Factory to Reduce Spread of HIV and Preserve Rainforest from Medical News Today
• April 9, 2008: UK Motion Calls on International Development Department to Place Women at Center of HIV/AIDS Efforts from Medical News Today
• April 9, 2008: ImQuest Scientists Present Important HIV Microbicide Development Results at Microbicides 2008 in Delhi, India from Medical News Today
• April 9, 2008: Study Finds Advances in Estimating HIV Incidence in Epidemics from Medical News Today
• April 8, 2008: Kenya to Spend $61M to Increase Antiretroviral Treatment Access, Health Ministry Says from Medical News Today
• April 8, 2008: HHS Awards $1.1B for HIV/AIDS Care, Medications from Medical News Today
• April 8, 2008: Ardea to Present Data on HIV Non Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitor and Two MEK Inhibitors at Upcoming Medical Conferences from Medical News Today
• April 7, 2008: More than 2M Children Worldwide Living with HIV/AIDS, Report Says from KaiserNetwork.org
• April 3, 2008: AIDS May Partly Be the Consequence of an Evolutionary Accident from Science Daily
• April 3, 2008: Clinical Trial Will Test New HIV/AIDS Vaccine from Science Daily