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2012
amfAR Applauds FDA Panel Recommendation on Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), Urges Swift Action on Approval
FDA Hearing on PrEP Set for May 10
amfAR Welcomes Selection of Grant Colfax, M.D., to Lead Office of National AIDS Policy
Why Cutting PEPFAR Is Bad Policy
amfAR Opposes Proposed Cuts to Bilateral Global AIDS Funding
President Obama’s Commitment to an AIDS-Free Generation (and How to Make It Happen)
New Analysis: Failure to Address Pandemic Among Gay Men and Other Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) Imperils Goal of “AIDS-Free Generation”
2011
amfAR Applauds President Obama’s Bold Commitment to Begin to End the AIDS Epidemic at Home and Abroad
amfAR Welcomes Sweeping Obama Administration Policies Designed to Protect Gays and Lesbians Abroad
amfAR Deeply Critical of Re-Imposition of Ban on Federal Funding for Syringe Exchange
amfAR Applauds Remarks on U.S. Global AIDS Leadership from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Global Health Cuts in Proposed Debt Deal Would Have Negligible Budget Impact but Cost Thousands of Lives
amfAR Calls for New Paradigm for HIV Prevention Among Gay Men
amfAR Warns of Deadly Human Impact of Proposed Cuts in Global Health Funding
amfAR Commemorates First Anniversary of National HIV AIDS Strategy
amfAR Welcomes NIH-Funded HIV AIDS Cure Initiative
amfAR Applauds Release of PEPFAR Guidance for Preventing HIV Among MSM
Early HIV Treatment Greatly Decreases Transmission Rate to Partners
A Step Forward in Tackling America’s AIDS Epidemic (Now the Work Begins)
amfAR Capitol Hill Briefing Explores New HIV Prevention Technologies, Underscores Importance of Adequate Funding and Targeting High-Risk Groups
Devastating Impact Projected from Global Health Funding Cuts in House Continuing Resolution
Lives at Stake: amfAR Analysis Shows Potential Human Impact of Cutting Global Health Funding
amfAR Applauds Commitment to National HIV AIDS Strategy in FY2012 Budget but Is Concerned About Near Flat-Funding of Global AIDS Efforts
2010
Policy Consultation Report: Preventing HIV Among Gay Men in the U.S. (in conjunction with Trust for America's Health) (December 2010)
Public Health Leaders to Obama: AIDS Investments Save Lives, We Need Your Leadership
amfAR Analysis: Potential Impact of Increased Investments in HIV AIDS Programs
Dr. Susan Blumenthal, amfAR Medical Advisor, Honored as a 2010 GQ Rock Star of Science™
amfAR Analysis: Proposed Congressional Budget Cuts Will Severely Undercut U.S. Response to Domestic and Global AIDS Crisis
amfAR’s Chris Collins Honored for National HIV AIDS Strategy Advocacy
How HIV Prevention Has to Change
Letter to Secretary Sebelius on Research and the National Strategy
amfAR Calls Protest Against Speaker Pelosi Unwarranted and Counterproductive
amfAR Applauds President Obama’s National HIV AIDS Strategy
amfAR Signs Vienna Declaration, Advocating for Evidence-Based Drug Policies
amfAR Urges U.S. Government to Lift Blood Donation Ban for Men Who Have Sex with Men
Setting an Agenda for Intermittent PrEP Research
Top NIH Infectious Disease Expert: More Research Could Bring About a “Functional Cure” for HIV AIDS
amfAR VP Chris Collins Receives Positive Leadership Award
U.S. Senate Condemns Ugandan “Anti-Homosexuality Bill”
Rosenfield Fellowships to Support Young Public Health Leaders
amfAR Urges U.S. Congress to Affirm Human Rights Regardless of Sexual Orientation
amfAR Applauds House Passage of Health Reform Bill
amfAR Helps Organize House Hearing on AIDS and Global Health Spending
The Other Healthcare Debate
amfAR Calls for a Reassessment of HIV Prevention Efforts for Men Who Have Sex With Men (MSM) in the U.S.
AIDS Research: A Sound Investment
amfAR Supports Congressional Resolution Condemning Anti-Homosexuality Bill in Uganda
amfAR CEO Frost Named to Presidential Advisory Council on HIV AIDS
amfAR Welcomes Increase in AIDS Research Funding, Calls for Expanded Investments
2009
amfAR Applauds Lifting of Ban on Federal Funding for Syringe Exchange
Syringe Exchange Ban May Be Lifted Soon
Report Urges U.S. Government to Increase Global AIDS Funding
amfAR Welcomes Lifting of U.S. Ban on HIV-Positive Visitors and Immigrants
Video: Chris Collins on amfAR's Policy Priorities
amfAR Supports Presidential Action on Syringe Exchange Programs
President Obama's New $5 Billion Investment: A Welcome Boost for HIV AIDS Research
Join the Discussion: Help Shape the National AIDS Strategy
Syringe Exchange Takes Center Stage in amfAR’s Advocacy Efforts
amfAR Commends Latest Congressional Action Advancing AIDS Prevention
A Crucial Step for Advancing HIV AIDS Prevention
amfAR Commends Congressional Action on Syringe Exchange Programs
amfAR Applauds First Step to Remove Ban on Federal Funding for Syringe Exchange Programs
amfAR Welcomes Steps to Lift Ban on HIV-Positive Visitors
The Challenge and Opportunity of a National AIDS Strategy
amfAR Policy and Medical Advisor Blumenthal Named Health Leader of the Year
Video: Capitol Hill Conference
Chris Collins Joins amfAR as Vice President and Director of Public Policy
amfAR Issues Call to Action at Groundbreaking Capitol Hill Conference
amfAR Disappointed That Syringe-Exchange Ban Not Removed from President’s Proposed Budget
amfAR Endorses Confirmation of Dr. Eric Goosby to Head OGAC
Government Moves to “Act Against AIDS” in the U.S.
Older
Women and HIV: Still Burdened by Stigma
amfAR to Release Survey Results Showing Pervasive HIV Stigma
HIV/AIDS in Correctional Settings: A Congressional Briefing
Stem Cell Move Heralds Hopeful New Era for Biomedical Research and for AIDS
National AIDS Policy Nominee Must Move Swiftly on National AIDS Strategy
amfAR CEO Weighs In on Need for Health Leadership in Washington
President Obama Reverses “Global Gag Rule”
amfAR Voices Support for Obama’s Pick for Top Job at CDC
Top Seven AIDS Policy Issues Facing the New Administration
Poll: If you had an infant son, would you have him circumcised as a preventive measure against HIV? [January 2009]
How Will Obama Fight AIDS?
Can a Pill a Day Prevent HIV?
AIDS: A Stigma Endures
New President, a New Era in HIV/AIDS Policy
Poll: Who should be tested for HIV? [July 2008]
Poll: Which region of the U.S. has the largest number of people living with AIDS? [June 2008]
Poll: Virginity Pledges [November 2007]
Poll: Should the U.S. Welcome People with HIV? [January 2008]
Poll: Should condoms be made available in U.S. prisons and jails? [April 2007]
Poll: Should an HIV-positive woman have a child if she wants to? [May 2008]
Poll: Should a student’s HIV-positive status be reported to his or her school administration? [October 2008]
Poll: Is Oral Sex Safe Sex? [November 2007]
Poll: How much influence does television have on the sexual behaviors of teens? [December 2007]
Women, Sexual Violence, and HIV: an amfAR Monograph
Women, Sexual Health, and HIV/AIDS Initiative
Women and HIV: There Is No Debate
Why is Politics Determining U.S. Health Policy?
WHO Releases New Guidelines Addressing Health Worker Shortages
When “Just Say No” Isn’t Enough - Stopping HIV Infections Among Drug-Using Populations
What's New with the Caucus for Evidence-Based Prevention?
Washington, D.C., To Implement HIV/AIDS Curriculum in Fall 2008
Washington Releases City’s First Statistics on HIV
UNAIDS Revises Global HIV/AIDS Estimates
Thembi’s AIDS Diary
The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) Passes in the U.S. House of Representatives
Syringe Exchange Victory Possible in D.C.?
Study Shows Inadequate Retention Rates in Sub-Saharan Africa ART Programs
Senate Holds Hearing on PEPFAR
Senate Committee Holds Hearing on NIH Funding
Senate Bill Seeks to Lift Ban on HIV-Positive Visitors
Report Highlights Failures in Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services for Immigrants Detained by the U.S.
President Bush Signs FY 2008 Omnibus: Bill Mandates Free Access to NIH-Funded Research Findings
Policy Implications of Merck’s Recently Halted HIV Vaccine Trials
New Law Allows Funding for Syringe Exchange Programs in D.C.
House Passes PEPFAR Reauthorization
House Committee Holds Hearing on Abstinence-Only Programs
HIV’s Alarming Impact on Women of Color
HIV Prevention Methods for Women, An Update
HIV in Black America - World AIDS Day Congressional Briefing Focuses on Black Women and Families
Empowerment Through Advocacy: amfAR Interns Take on the Hill
Drug Use Fueling Epidemics in the East
Committee Approves FY2008 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education Spending Bill
China to Ease Travel Restrictions for People Infected with HIV
CDC’s 2006 Routine HIV Testing Guidelines Incompatible with State Laws
California’s 2008–09 Budget Proposal Cuts HIV/AIDS Funding
Bills Aim to Boost Global HIV Prevention Among Women and Youth
Arizona Joins Other States in Rejecting Abstinence-Only Funds
amfAR Submits Testimony to Congressional Subcommittee Hearing on Harm Reduction
amfAR Speaks Out Against Proposed NIH Budget Cuts
amfAR Joins Call For Congress to Review Abstinence-Only Programs
amfAR and Partners Form Caucus for Evidence-Based Prevention
AIDS-Related Deaths in New York City At Record Low
A Quarter of Female Teens in America Infected with Common Sexually Transmitted Infection
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