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"I am at the lowest end of all": Report: For rural South African women, violence + HIV = human rights abuse.; Lynn Harris Mar 19, 2008
Gang rapes and worse: Kenya's post-election chaos is proving particularly harmful to women.; Catherine Price Feb 19, 2008
Male circumcision no help to women?: A new study says it directly cuts men's HIV risk, but not women's.; Tracy Clark-Flory Feb 4, 2008
The roots of Kenya's upheaval: It's not just tribal hatred that's spurring bloodshed in this stratified African nation.; By Ruthann Richter Jan 11, 2008
Will Bill's dough make trouble for Hillary?: Some big donors to the former president's philanthropy also donate to Hillary's campaign. His private fundraising could be costly to a next Clinton White House.; By Mark Benjamin Oct 11, 2007
Quote of the Day: Jenna Bush on condoms: Does the first daughter's position on safe sex conflict with her dad's abstinence-only views?; Tracy Clark-Flory Sep 25, 2007
AIDS crisis? What AIDS crisis?: South African President Thabo Mbeki sacks his deputy health minister, leaving HIV/AIDS patients back in the hands of "Dr. Beetroot."; Catherine Price Aug 14, 2007
Anti-prostitution pledge required for AIDS funding?: Plus: Bush's chief advisor on HIV says we're losing the fight.; Tracy Clark-Flory Jul 24, 2007
Sex ed suppressed in India: The federal government pushes for sex ed while conservatives oppose it.; Tracy Clark-Flory Jul 16, 2007
Fighting AIDS with abstinence: Bush's plan for AIDS relief in Africa: Promote condoms for "high-risk" groups, ignore transmission within marriage.; Tracy Clark-Flory Jul 10, 2007
Milk money: How one American mom's desire to donate breast milk to African orphans, with a little help from Oprah, stirred up a milk bank mess.; By Carol Lloyd Jun 7, 2007
Real bodies of research: What do AIDS researchers owe their poor, at-risk subjects?; Carol Lloyd Jun 1, 2007
Women's rights latest ammo against AIDS: Researchers say improving women's lot will stem the virus' spread in Africa.; Tracy Clark-Flory May 25, 2007
The invisible AIDS cure: Western do-gooders may want to help Africa stop the AIDS epidemic. But Helen Epstein's new book shows the most effective solutions are often the continent's own.; By G. Pascal Zachary May 17, 2007
New York's circumcision campaign: City health officials embrace circumcision to fight HIV.; Tracy Clark-Flory Apr 5, 2007
Mandating HIV testing for moms and newborns: Early detection is key. But should the state require testing?; Tracy Clark-Flory Mar 23, 2007
Circumcision cuts men's HIV risk but raises women's?: A new study says maybe, maybe not.; Tracy Clark-Flory Mar 7, 2007
Sex and the single septuagenarian: HIV and STDs are on the rise among senior citizens. So when it comes to safe sex, it may be time to teach America's old dogs some new tricks.; By Liz Langley Dec 4, 2006
Catholics for condoms: The Roman Catholic Church comes one step closer to loosening its prohibition on condom use.; Page Rockwell Nov 27, 2006
The needle and the damage undone: Vancouver has halted a drug epidemic by helping street addicts shoot up in safety. Will U.S. cities -- and Bush's drug czar -- learn from the Canadians' success?; By Mark Follman Sep 22, 2006
Big and beautiful, but not healthy, in South Africa: Expert says rise in obesity among South African women is due in part to fears of appearing to have HIV/AIDS.; Tracy Clark-Flory Aug 11, 2006
"I can give you condoms, but I'll have to tell the cops": Kansas trial: Must counselors report teen sex? (Including "fondling with intent to arouse"?); Lynn Harris Jan 31, 2006
Help for rape victims, or violation of defendants' rights?: Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney pitches a complicated proposal to help survivors find out if their attackers are infected with HIV.; Page Rockwell Jan 6, 2006
40 million and climbing: The rate of HIV infection worldwide is still on the rise, with Asia particularly at risk, the U.N. reports.; By Sarah Boseley and Randeep Ramesh Nov 22, 2005
An epidemic failure: President Bush claims he is leading the world in the fight against global AIDS. But he has been inexplicably stingy and slow to act -- and by placing religion over science, he's responsible for the loss of untold numbers of lives.; By Geraldine Sealey Jun 2, 2005

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