In the News

May/June 2011	Multiplying the impact of reproductive health research
03/02/2011	Female condoms are gaining ground
02/20/2011	MIT Engineers Design New Nanoparticle That Could Lead to Vaccines for HIV, Malaria, Other Diseases
01/06/2011	AIDS gel prevents infection in monkeys Reuter’s article by Maggie Fox highlights recent findings from Pop Council’s leading candidate microbicide and the potential of MPTs
12/10/2010	Progress Being Made on Potential of Microbicides to Prevent Genital HPV Infection
10/01/2010	Announcement of Biomedical Research Awards to Improve Reproductive and Sexual Health
10/26/2010	Groups moving forward to develop AIDS gel
09/30/2010	China experts design gel to protect women from HIV
09/25/2010	Birth Control Over Baldness Family planning can play a key role in fighting global poverty
08/25/2010	Nigerian women optimistic about Tenofovir, the ARV drug in a gel
08/20/2010	New HIV Microbicide Candidate Has Unique Properties
08/14/2010	FDA approves ella as 5-day-after emergency contraceptive
07/20/10	Reproductive and Sexual Health Advocates Applaud Microbicide Gel's Dual Success in Simultaneously Reducing Risk of HIV and Genital Herpes
07/19/10	African Studies Give Women Hope in H.I.V. Fight
07/14/10	Remarks at USAID Conference on Transforming Development through Science, Technology and Innovation Hillary Rodham Clinton (Secretary of State); Rajiv Shah (USAID Administrator)
07/05/10	UCSF-Kenyan team helps guide country out of HIV CAMI Steering Committee member, Dr. Craig Cohen, works to find innovative ways to prevent HIV/AIDS among women in Kenya and around the globe. Dr. Cohen, a clinical researcher in the UCSF Bixby Center, conducts medical research in HIV and sexually transmitted infection prevention and is currently involved with clinical trials of probiotics which have the potential to prevent HIV/AIDS and bacterial vaginosis.