Jul 26 Finding An HIV Cure: A Glance at the Ranging Research Studies Science magazine's Jon Cohen speaks with Jackie Judd of the Kaiser Family Foundation about about the 'treatment cascade' and about research aimed at finding a cure for HIV. Read the full transcript below the video. Continue reading
Jul 26 Watch At ADA Anniversary, Disabled Workers Still Struggle More with Unemployment At ADA Anniversary, Disabled Workers Still Struggle More with Unemployment… Continue watching
Jul 25 Worst Place to Receive HIV Treatment? Science magazine's Jon Cohen speaks with Jackie Judd of the Kaiser Family Foundation about preliminary science that may show why East Africans could be at a disadvantage when being treated for HIV. Read the full transcript below the video. Continue reading
Jul 24 Should 'Poor Countries' Be Doing More to Finance Their HIV Fights? Science Magazine reporter Jon Cohen speaks with the Kaiser Family Foundation's Jackie Judd about a call today for a new approach to financing the global HIV/AIDS epidemic. Continue reading
Jul 24 Watch Elton John on AIDS: Compassion is Part of the Cure Elton John spoke to AIDS advocates from around the world as the keynote speaker for this year's International AIDS Conference. Gwen Ifill talks to Sir John about his new book, "Love is The Cure," and his approach in helping fight… Continue watching
Jul 24 Tuesday on the NewsHour: Elton John By Tom LeGro More of Gwen Ifill's conversation with Elton John. Continue reading
Jul 23 Big AIDS News Coming This Week? Study May Suggest 'Cure' Is Close Science magazine reporter Jon Cohen speaks with the Kaiser Family Foundation's Jackie Judd about the willingness of scientists to discuss the possibility of a "cure" for HIV/AIDS. Here, Cohen highlights a report that will be released later this week… Continue reading
Jul 20 Watch AIDS Conference Returns to U.S. For First Time Since 1990 Ray Suarez talks to Dr. Diane Havlir, U.S. Co-Chair of AIDS 2012 and Professor of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco and Joseph Elias, Global Village Coordinator, about the AIDS Conference being held in Washington D.C. and how… Continue watching
Jul 20 How Smart Are Smart Meters? For the past few years, activists of various stripes -- environmentalists, liberals, some tea party folks, and others -- have been protesting the installation of smart meters in Northern California and elsewhere. The meters send a wireless radio signal to… Continue reading
Jul 20 In Tanzania, HIV at a Crossroads The U.S. will launch a series of HIV prevention strategies to test whether an AIDS-free generation is really possible. Will this be a breakthrough moment?… Continue reading