NAPWA

A new book alleges that Randy Shilts was forced into spotlighting the story.

He was afraid he transmitted HIV to her from sex workers.

The judge alleged that having HIV elevated the conviction to a "particularly serious crime."

The researchers are associated with the case of the child "functionally cured" of HIV.

The bill would add a Robin Hood Tax on Wall Street.

Researchers have developed a low cost system.

Substance abuse treatment will become an "essential health benefit."

Congress prevented implementation until 2009. 

Church officials said they are within their rights.

A man recently appealed his conviction under the code.

Researchers analyzed studies from 15 countries over about a decade.

The goal is to reduce the risk of patients failing treatment.

The bill is intended to help medical personnel and emergency workers.

The bill would legalize the use of marijuana by certified patients.

A state legislator is attempting to craft a bill.

The play will be performed Monday, May 20, in New York City as a one-night-only benefit.

The city of San Francisco lost $7.2 million in HIV-related federal funding for the current fiscal year.

A legal battle has ensued between a Minnesota family who want to take their HIV-positive 4-month-old boy off antiretrovirals and the Mower County prosecutors who are demanding the baby stay on his medications.

Wednesday, April 10, is the inaugural NYHAAD.

The bill would approve a five-year pilot program.