Ugandan activists acquitted of trespass charges after objecting to exclusion of sexual minorities from the national HIV/AIDS programme
30 October 2008. Related: Other news.
Other news
Free osteopathy for people with HIV at the British School of Osteopathy
29 August 2008. Related: Other news.
AIDS denialists shut out of Senate hearing after winning “whistleblower” award
29 August 2008. Related: Other news.
MTV internet game challenges ignorance and assumptions about who has HIV
29 August 2008. Related: Other news.
IAS calls for immediate release of Chinese activist
1 June 2008. Related: Other news.
Thailands war on drugs will undermine national AIDS fight and human rights: police given licence to kill drug users
1 June 2008. Related: Other news.
Activists criticise AIDS conference on opening day: Russian ban on substitution drug treatment is an Iron Curtain to ARV treatment
1 June 2008. Related: Other news.
Opportunities for healthcare workers to volunteer overseas
1 June 2008. Related: Other news.
Managing stigma report into gay and bisexual African men with HIV released
1 April 2008. Related: Other news.
IAS statement on US policy for HIV-positive visitors
1 December 2007. Related: Other news.
The dispersal process for HIV positive asylum seekers
3 September 2007. Related: Other news.
Campaign launched for HIV-positive people denied access to stay in the UK
3 July 2007. Related: Other news.
Extensively drug resistant tuberculosis: a serious wake-up call for global health
7 October 2006. Related: TB coinfection, Other news.
Global report on TB and HIV: new analysis of TB/HIV epidemics in Bangladesh, Brazil, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Thailand
7 October 2006. Related: TB coinfection, Other news.
HIV transmission, the law and the work of the clinical team: draft recommendations for comment
3 August 2006. Related: Other news.
FDA adds last minute clause into package of patient reforms that protects pharmaceutical industry from litigation in cases of side effects
3 August 2006. Related: Other news.
LGV in the UK: almost 350 cases reported and still predominantly affecting HIV-positive gay men
10 June 2006. Related: Other news.
Letter from Sir Liam Donaldson to all Chief Executives of Primary Care Trusts and Strategic Health Authorities in England
24 May 2006. Related: Other news.
Knowledge about HIV transmission in the UK declined over last five years
12 May 2006. Related: Other news.
Volunteer opportunity: improve healthcare for HIV-positive children in developing countries
12 May 2006. Related: Other news.
WHO launches new stop TB strategy
12 April 2006. Related: TB coinfection, Other news.
Community responses to mainstream US magazine supporting HIV denialists
12 April 2006. Related: Other news.
New US prescription drug information format to improve safety
6 March 2006. Related: Other news.
Jamaican HIV/AIDS advocate Steve Harvey murdered at age 30
7 February 2006. Related: Other news.
Serono labs pleads guilty to the illegal marketing of rHGH: company to pay $704 million global settlement
7 February 2006. Related: Other news.
Commission presents blueprint to fight HIV/AIDS over the 2006-2009 period
7 February 2006. Related: Other news.
Drug companies earn back R&D costs in short term and in developed countries
7 February 2006. Related: Other news.
European activists denounce pricing increases for HIV drugs as ‘unbearable’
13 December 2005. Related: Other news.
WHO – Patients for patient safety: call for participants
13 October 2005. Related: Other news.
Does buprenorphine have a role in preventing HIV transmission and treating HIV-infected IDUs?
13 October 2005. Related: Other news.
Volume 6 Number 9 September 2005 PDF
1 September 2005. Related: Other news.
New study urges caution over widespread criminalisation of HIV transmission
14 August 2005. Related: Other news.
Canada changes visa process for HIV-positive visitors an example for the US?
14 August 2005. Related: Other news.
CDC estimate over 1 million HIV-positive people in US
14 July 2005. Related: Other news.
Newly diagnosed HIV infection – review in UK and Ireland
14 July 2005. Related: Other news.
Re-emergence of syphilis in the UK: the new epidemic phases
14 July 2005. Related: Other news.
Prescription of heroin is less costly for society
14 July 2005. Related: Other news.
Newly acquired HIV infections are key to transmission
15 May 2005. Related: Other news.
Calls to i-Base phoneline now free from Orange mobile networks
15 May 2005. Related: Other news.
Request for overseas volunteers
15 May 2005. Related: Other news.
Free illustrated HIV guide for GPs and other primary care workers
29 March 2005. Related: Other news.
ARV drug recycling project in UK
29 March 2005. Related: Other news.
First pharmacogenomic CYP450 test designed for clinic use
29 March 2005. Related: Other news.
Coronary artery bypass graft is safe in HIV-positive patients but shows higher risk of longer term events
31 January 2005. Related: Conference reports, Other news.
Use of T-20 at the end of pregnancy to a multi-treated HIV-infected woman with virological breakthrough
6 November 2004. Related: Pregnancy, Other news.
Dispersal of HIV-positive asylum seekers: national survey of UK healthcare providers
6 November 2004. Related: Other news.
Medical journals require pre-trial registration in public database as criteria for submission for publication
6 November 2004. Related: Other news.
Activists arrested in Nepal in homophobic atmosphere
6 September 2004. Related: Other news.
Tipranavir resistance and viral response: L90M did not reduce response, recommendation to use with T-20
29 July 2004. Related: Conference reports, Pregnancy, Drug resistance, Other news.
US government stops scientists attending International AIDS Conference
2 June 2004. Related: Other news.
EMEA releases recommendations for better information for patients
2 June 2004. Related: Other news.
Postexposure prophylaxis does not lead to an increase in high-risk behaviour
2 May 2004. Related: Other news.
Law would permit HIV-positive organ donation
2 May 2004. Related: Other news.
A guide to applying to the Global Fund is released
2 May 2004. Related: Other news.
New HIV cases in England and Wales increase by 20% in past year
2 April 2004. Related: Other news.
Micronutrient supplements may enhance survival; research has implications for poor countries
2 April 2004. Related: Other news.
Durex withdraws N-9 condoms
2 April 2004. Related: Other news.
Controversy surrounds British health plans for visitors to the UK
3 February 2004. Related: Other news.
Doctors warn of death toll from silent epidemic of hepatitis C
3 February 2004. Related: Other news.
New recommended standards of care for NHS services
1 November 2003. Related: Other news.
Vatican says HIV can pass through condoms
1 November 2003. Related: Other news.
Impact of the HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa on the pattern of HIV in the UK
1 October 2003. Related: Other news.
Dutch pharmacies sell medical marijuana
1 October 2003. Related: Other news.
UK highest rate of new infections at over 5,000 cases
1 September 2003. Related: Other news.
Medicines Control Agency slated by Commons committee
1 September 2003. Related: Other news.