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Cure-Related Research at AIDS 2012

  • Chad Cipiti

By Richard Jefferys At the recent International AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C. (AIDS 2012), the research effort to develop a cure for HIV infection attained a higher profile than it ever has in the past. At a press conference on…

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Only Stronger U.S. Leadership Can End the AIDS Epidemic

  • Chad Cipiti

Existing treatment and prevention techniques could prevent millions of new HIV infections and deaths from AIDS—but only if Obama sustains funding. By Mark Harrington This article was first published on 24 July 2012 in theAtlantic.com. Four years ago, President Obama's…

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TAGline Fall 2012

  • Chad Cipiti

TAG at 20 – Part II: On a Darkling Plain—The Years of Despair; Only Stronger U.S. Leadership Can End the AIDS Epidemic; Cure-Related Research at AIDS 2012; The Future of TB in the United States: Going, or Growing?; Getting to Zero—Join the Movement!; GeneXpert Rapid TB Test Price Reduced in Historic Agreement

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AIDS Drug Assistance Program in Crisis

  • Chad Cipiti

Over 3,500 people with HIV are on waiting lists for lifesaving antiretroviral drugs. Many more lack access because of other funding cuts and program restrictions. Congress and President Barack Obama must act now to make sure all persons with HIV…

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Deadly Economics Threaten Progress to Global Health Goals

  • Chad Cipiti

By Coco Jervis and Sue Perez Over the last few years, G8 and other national leaders have lamented that health care systems in poor countries are inadequate to keep pregnant women, mothers, babies, and children healthy and that universal access…

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Microbicide Field Wrestles With the Implications of Success

  • Chad Cipiti

By Richard Jefferys and Scott Morgan In July of this year, the stubborn persistence and commitment of microbicide researchers, advocates, and trial participants was finally rewarded with positive results from a South African trial of the gel form of the…

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What U.S. Health Care Reform Means for People With HIV

  • Chad Cipiti

Slow Implementation for Needed Changes By Sue Perez and Coco Jervis After a century of failed efforts, decades of debate, and months of partisan rancor, this past March, Congress finally passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010…

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