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TAGline Summer (Vol. 16 No. 4)The 2009 Pipeline Report, ARASA Campaign, Reports from IAS and more...  TAGline Vol 16 No. 4The 2009 Pipeline Report TAG's Annual Review of What's New  AIDS Is Not In Recession Treatment Shortages Increasing Treating Earlier

AIDS Funding Backlash A Conversation with Sue Perez and Gregg Gonsolves Pressure is increasing to redirect international funding for HIV into broader health initiatives. TAG’s policy director Sue Perez and international AIDS activist Gregg Gonsalves talk about these challenges.

Nancy Ordover, PhD, has served on the International Task Team on HIV Related Travel Restrictions, convened by UNAIDS and concerned with issues relating to the human rights, public health, and economic impact of HIV entry bars on

TAGline Summer 2009 (Vol. 16 No 3) AIDS Funding Backlash, The HIV Entry Ban and State ADAP for Hepatitis Chart AIDS Funding Backlash   

Research Funding Gaps Revealed Two new reports from TAG detail shortfalls in medical research funding for HIV, viral hepatitis, and tuberculosis.   Treatment

Adapted from remarks given on May 12, 2009, at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, D.C., at a celebration for the 25th anniversary of the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS), an ongoing prospective study of the natural and treated history of HIV infection in gay men. Over 7,000 men have participated in the MACS since it began enrolling subjects in 1984. The study has produced over 1,000 research publications and has been a seminal influence on how HIV is studied, prevented, diagnosed, and treated. 

The Virtual AIDS Conference Webcasts make CROI the most accessible AIDS conference of the year. BY BOB HUFF The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) is

TAG at the Union, 2008 The Union Conference provides an important opportunity for TAG to exert its activist influence on all of the key people in the fight against TB. BY JAVID SYED The tuberculosis universe convenes once a

New Hepatitis C Epidemic Outbreaks in HIV Positive Gay Men Outbreaks of sexually transmitted hepatitis C infection have been reported among HIV positive gay men. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious liver disease, but too few doctors notice the

A Delicate Balance Accelerated Approval and Postmarketing Commitments Ongoing Underrepresentation The underrepresentation of women, people of color, and drug users in clinical trials for AIDS HIV has been an ongoing concern for HIV treatment activists, who routinely push the

TAGline April 2009 (Vol 16 No. 2)New Hepatitis C Epidemic Outbreaks in HIV Positive Gay Men   A Delicate Balance Accelerated Approval and Postmarketing Commitments   The Virtual AIDS Conference CROI Webcasts Reviewed TAG at the Union, 2008 The Impact

Demonstrate Strong Domestic and Global Leadership TAG urges President Obama to make fighting AIDS a national and global priority through personal involvement, public speeches, and swift action. His administration must act immediately to implement a comprehensive national AIDS strategy and preserve the successful PEPFAR

Martin Delaney, 1945–2009 Life and Work of an AIDS Activist; Message to the New President: Join Us in the Fight against AIDS;  Looking for a Cure for AIDS; Quest for a Cure: A Conversation with Doug Richman and Celsa Spina

First Signal of Vaccine Mediated Protection Against HIV Infection is Both Celebrated and Questioned Download the entire issue above BY RICHARD JEFFERYS On September

“The Vancouver of Implementation Science” meets the “Fund the Fund” Demonstration at the Cape Town AIDS Conference The Difference of a Decade For

As the health care reform debate continues, TAGline’s Tracy Swan spoke with James Braun, doctor of osteopathy, a pioneering HIV physician, about how

Understanding the HIV Vaccine Trial Results, increasing ADAP gaps, the National AIDS Strategy and more TAGline November 2009 What's Inside HIV Vaccine Trial Results

AIDS Drug Assistance Programs Face a Dire Situation as Waiting Lists Expand for HIV Treatment  In the midst of increasing state health