January 31, 2007
Advocate.com
Study: Rates of HIV-induced dementia sky-high in Africa
January 30, 2007
Pakistan Daily Times
Stressed men beat wives in Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan January 30, 2007
Washington Times
Power Play January 30, 2007
Reuters
HIV-related dementia common in Africa, study finds January 30, 2007
Wall Street Journal
Commentary: The American Iraq January 29, 2007
Miami Herald
Wellness, longevity take varied paths in U.S., Cuba January 29, 2007
Mangalorean.com (India)
Mulling alternatives to animal testing in India January 28, 2007
The Christian Post
Christian Ministries Combat Afghanistan's Biggest Killer January 28, 2007
The Hindu (India)
A future for the tiger January 28, 2007
San Francisco Chronicle
Doubt Cast on Dire Exit Scenarios January 28, 2007
Daily Yomiuri Online
Insights into the World: Credibility of U.S. commitment a moot question January 27, 2007
Washington Post
Diverse Voices to Denounce Iraq Troop Plan January 26, 2007
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Online
Always room for kindness in China January 26, 2007
VOA Online
Diseases From Burma Spreading Throughout Southeast Asia January 26, 2007
CBSNews.com
Katie: 10 Questions on Iraq January 25, 2007
VOA Online
Fansidar is Replacing Chloroquine in Malaria Prevention January 25, 2007
Examiner.com
Leslie Mancuso: Cervical cancer prevention for all women — everywhere January 24, 2007
Accra Mail Daily (Ghana)
Vaccines for Africa's Most Vulnerable January 24, 2007
SciDev.net
African ethics committees still have a long way to go January 23, 2007
United Press International
Chronic diseases big killer worldwide January 23, 2007
Chronicle of Higher Education
Study Finds Growing Use of Research-Ethics Boards in Africa, but Problems Remain January 21, 2007
Washington Post
The End of War as We Know It January 17, 2007
Philippine News
Johns Hopkins offers course on mail-order brides January 15, 2007
Canada.com
Heroin, ecstasy flood China--gangs target affluent January 15, 2007
New York Sun
Iran, Venezuela to Urge OPEC to Cut Production January 15, 2007
Latin Business Chronicle (FL)
Ecuador: Dollarization in Danger? January 14, 2007
Daily Star (Bangladesh)
New TV show for adolescents on ATN Bangla January 12, 2007
Antarta News (Indonesia)
US helps bring clean water to Indonesian Families January 11, 2007
FindLaw.com
Syphilis is back in China after 20 years, Lancet says January 11, 2007
Joong Ang Daily
Korea Society Turns 50 Next Month January 10, 2007
WashingtonPost.com
Few voices pressing Bush to leave Iraq immediately January 10, 2007
Khaleej Times (Pakistan)
Pak-Afghan engagement January 10, 2007
New York Times
An Author's Vision of the Mean Streets of Mumbai January 10, 2007
New York Sun
The All Against All January 9, 2007
New York Times
Restoring a Mud-Brick Tribute to a Departed Egyptian King January 9, 2007
TheState.com (SC)
Children of migrant workers falling behind January 9, 2007
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Diplomacy sorely needed in Iran January 8, 2007
International Herald-Tribune (France)
Iran actually is short of oil January 5, 2007
Christian Science Monitor
If Iraq fragments, what's Plan B? January 5, 2007
SciDev.Net (United Kingdom)
How journalism can hide the truth about science January 5, 2007
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
High costs send patients overseas for medical, dental care January 5, 2007
Reason Magazine
Political Peak Oil January 3, 2007
Minnesota Public Radio
The cloudy future of Iran's nuclear program January 3, 2007
Washington Post
Brazil's Silva Faces Tough Challenges January 3, 2007
NYTimes.com
American University for Iraq but not in Baghdad January 3, 2007
NYTimes.com
Iraq Sets Toll of Civilians at 12,000 for 2006 January 3, 2007
Baltimore Sun
Vaccines for the vulnerable around the world January 2, 2007
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
School envy a 2-way street for China, U.S. January 2, 2007
WashingtonPost.com
Brazil's Lula Vows to Aid Poor in 2nd Term January 2, 2007
New York Sun
Cuba Refugee Lives the American Dream January 1, 2007
Monday Morning (Lebanon)
Defiant Iran heading to industrial enrichment January 1, 2007
The Age (Australia)
Iraqi death count far exceeds US as sectarian violence continues | 
