For the most up-to-date list of press releases and news stories about the UCLA AIDS Institute, go to:
http://www.ucla.edu/healthsci.html

Study Finds Strong Demand for HIV Meds After High-Risk Sex
November 8, 2007

One-Fourth of HIV Patients Believe Their Doctors Stigmatize Them
August 31, 2007

Self-Monitoring Helps Reduce High-Risk Behavior Among HIV-Positive People, UCLA Study Finds
July 5, 2007

UCLA AIDS Institute Researchers Find a Peptide That Encourages HIV Infection
May 10, 2007

Psychology Trade Explores HIV/AIDS Prevention
Gail Wyatt, professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences and associate director of the UCLA AIDS Institute, and her research on HIV/AIDS prevention efforts among the underserved were covered in the June issue of the American Psychological Association’s Monitor on Psychology.“The Psychology of Risky Sex”
June 6, 2007

UCLA and the David Geffen School of Medicine Named HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Units by the National Institutes of Health
March 20, 2007

UCLA Study Provides Further Evidence That Anal Cytology Test Predicts Anal Pre-Cancer in HIV-Positive Gay Men
March 20, 2007

Few Primary Care Practitioners Offer HIV Tests to Hispanic Patients in Los Angeles, New UCLA AIDS Institute Study Finds
March 1, 2007

UPI Reports on Botswana HIV Drug Resistance Tracking Plan
United Press International reported Jan. 17 on new research by Sally Blower, professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences, that examined a World Health Organization plan to track transmitted resistance to HIV drugs in Botswana is featured today in a United Press International article. The article ran Jan. 17 in the Web sites of Playfuls (Romania), Earthtimes, Daily India, and the Post Chronicle. “U.S. Study Criticizes HIV Tracking Plan”
January 17, 2007