The United States can avoid national security threats by being better prepared for pandemic flu.

The United States' insufficient supply of H1N1 vaccines to inoculate our population demonstrates how poorly prepared we are to confront a pandemic.

The development of antivirals for pandemic flu provides important insights into the pharmaceutical industry's ability to advance public health.

We have made progress in pandemic preparedness, but we have a long way to go in ensuring a vibrant and responsive vaccine sector.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic continues to ravage much of Africa and threatens to do the same elsewhere. Last year, President George W. Bush pledged $15 billion in aid to combat HIV/AIDS, tripling the U.S. commitment to fighting the epidemic. One year later, what is the status of the U.S. commitment?...

Experts assess the program in the global fight against AIDS.

Asdrug companies wonder whether to continue researching AIDS drugs, the news that resistancewill build up because of fakeswill notconvince them to stay in the AIDS research field.

HIV/AIDS pandemic in Eurasia is primed to do the most damage.