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Michael has been writing news reports for NAM since 2002. As a former staff member, he wrote and edited the first editions of many of NAM’s booklets and factsheets.

South Africa: another province offers drug for mother to baby prevention

News
21 February 2002

Exercise and diet can improve body fat changes

News
8 February 2002
Weight gain & lipodystrophy

Mosquitoes more likely to bite people with lipoatrophy?

News
8 February 2002
Access to healthcare

South African activists challenge state on generics

News
30 January 2002
History of HIV & AIDS

HIV and bubonic plague: a false comparison?

News
28 January 2002

Cause of lipid increases becomes clearer

News
12 December 2001
Drug interactions & pharmacokinetics

Garlic blocks HIV drugs

News
6 December 2001

NIAID promote 7 day on-off HAART despite risks

News
5 December 2001

Private sector needs incentives in TB field: report

News
3 December 2001

South African mother & baby treatment case begins

News
26 November 2001

Patents deal may benefit few

News
21 November 2001

Nevirapine for all pregnant women may be more acceptable in Zambia

News
13 November 2001

Deal agreed on relaxing drug patents

News
13 November 2001

China facing up to HIV epidemic

News
13 November 2001

US backs down on generics for S Africa

News
12 November 2001

Fat, fibre intake linked to metabolic upsets in PI patients

News
10 October 2001
Health services & systems

Glaxo cuts prices as princess attacks industry

News
9 October 2001

Non-AIDS cancers also more common in advanced HIV

News
4 October 2001

Drug resistant HIV: is there a duty of disclosure?

News
20 September 2001

Mbeki questions South African AIDS figures as govt taken to court

News
20 September 2001

Different resistance pattern seen with HIV subtype C

News
20 September 2001

New test will show which drugs stop HIV in brain

News
20 September 2001

Pharma companies agree further price cuts as generics challenge

News
6 September 2001

Drug resistant new infections could reach one in seven by 2005

News
6 September 2001