General

• 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 CEO Frost Named to Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS
• amfAR Urges U.S. Congress to Affirm Human Rights Regardless of Sexual Orientation
• The Other Healthcare Debate
• amfAR Helps Organize House Hearing on AIDS and Global Health Spending
• 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 Welcomes Increase in AIDS Research Funding and Calls for Expanded Investments in Global AIDS and Health Programs
• 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
• Report Reveals Progress in HIV Treatment Access
• 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
• Chris Collins Joins amfAR as Vice President and Director of Public Policy
• amfAR Issues Call to Action at Groundbreaking Capitol Hill Conference
• amfAR Voices Support for Obama’s Pick for Top Job at CDC
• 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.
• Stem Cell Move Heralds Hopeful New Era for Biomedical Research and for AIDS
• National AIDS Policy Nominee Must Move Swiftly on National AIDS Strategy
• President Obama Reverses “Global Gag Rule”
• Top Seven AIDS Policy Issues Facing the New Administration
• amfAR CEO Weighs In on Need for Health Leadership in Washington
• Can a Pill a Day Prevent HIV?
• How Will Obama Fight AIDS?
• New President, a New Era in HIV/AIDS Policy
• House Committee Holds Hearing on Abstinence-Only Programs
• House Passes PEPFAR Reauthorization
• A Quarter of Female Teens in America Infected with Common Sexually Transmitted Infection
• AIDS-Related Deaths in New York City At Record Low
• Senate Committee Holds Hearing on NIH Funding
• WHO Releases New Guidelines Addressing Health Worker Shortages
• Washington, D.C., To Implement HIV/AIDS Curriculum in Fall 2008
• Report Highlights Failures in Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services for Immigrants Detained by the U.S.
• California’s 2008–09 Budget Proposal Cuts HIV/AIDS Funding
• Arizona Joins Other States in Rejecting Abstinence-Only Funds
• New Law Allows Funding for Syringe Exchange Programs in D.C.
• Senate Bill Seeks to Lift Ban on HIV-Positive Visitors
• Washington Releases City’s First Statistics on HIV
• 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
• UNAIDS Revises Global HIV/AIDS Estimates
• The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) Passes in the U.S. House of Representatives
• 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
• Study Shows Inadequate Retention Rates in Sub-Saharan Africa ART Programs
• Senate Holds Hearing on PEPFAR
• Bills Aim to Boost Global HIV Prevention Among Women and Youth
• Syringe Exchange Victory Possible in D.C.?
• What's New with the Caucus for Evidence-Based Prevention?
• Drug Use Fueling Epidemics in the East
• HIV in Black America - World AIDS Day Congressional Briefing Focuses on Black Women and Families
• Empowerment Through Advocacy: amfAR Interns Take on the Hill
• amfAR and Partners Form Caucus for Evidence-Based Prevention
• When “Just Say No” Isn’t Enough - Stopping HIV Infections Among Drug-Using Populations
• amfAR Speaks Out Against Proposed NIH Budget Cuts
• Why is Politics Determining U.S. Health Policy?
• Thembi’s AIDS Diary
• HIV’s Alarming Impact on Women of Color
• HIV Prevention Methods for Women, An Update
• amfAR Submits Testimony to Congressional Subcommittee Hearing on Harm Reduction
• amfAR Joins Call For Congress to Review Abstinence-Only Programs
• Women and HIV: There Is No Debate
• Women, Sexual Health, and HIV/AIDS Initiative
• Women, Sexual Violence, and HIV: an amfAR Monograph
• Kenyan Government Announces Male Circumcision Policy
• New Government Report on PEPFAR Urges Spending Flexibility
• amfAR to Release Survey Results Showing Pervasive HIV Stigma
• HIV/AIDS in Correctional Settings: A Congressional Briefing
• AIDS: A stigma endures
• Women and HIV: Still Burdened by Stigma

Polls

• Poll: If you had an infant son, would you have him circumcised as a preventive measure against HIV? [January 2009]
• Poll: Should a student’s HIV-positive status be reported to his or her school administration? [October 2008]
• 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: Should an HIV-positive woman have a child if she wants to? [May 2008]
• 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: Virginity Pledges [November 2007]
• Poll: Is Oral Sex Safe Sex? [November 2007]
• Poll: How much influence does television have on the sexual behaviors of teens? [December 2007]