1. Some Data-Driven Reflections on Priorities in AIDS Network Research

   • Samuel R. Friedman
   • Melissa Bolyard
   • Peter L. Flom

   Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 641 - 651

   

2. Safe Syringe Disposal is Related to Safe Syringe Access among HIV-positive Injection Drug Users

   • Phillip O. Coffin
   • Mary H. Latka
   • INSPIRE Study Group

   Original Paper 12 October 2006 Pages: 652 - 662

3. Medication Adherence and Sexual Risk Behavior among HIV-Infected Adults: Implications for Transmission of Resistant Virus

   • Robert H. Remien
   • Theresa M. Exner
   • The NIMH Healthy Living Project Team

   Original Paper 23 January 2007 Pages: 663 - 675

4. Beliefs about Personal and Partner Responsibility among HIV-Seropositive Men Who Have Sex with Men: Measurement and Association with Transmission Risk Behavior

   • Richard J. Wolitski
   • Stephen A. Flores
   • Cynthia A. Gómez

   Original paper 14 November 2006 Pages: 676 - 686

   

5. Motivations and Methods for Self-disclosure of HIV Seropositivity in Nairobi, Kenya

   • Ann Neville Miller
   • Donald L. Rubin

   Original Paper 13 February 2007 Pages: 687 - 697

6. Reducing HIV Transmission Risk by Increasing Serostatus Disclosure: A Mathematical Modeling Analysis

   • Steven D. Pinkerton
   • Carol L. Galletly

   Original Paper 02 November 2006 Pages: 698 - 705

   

7. Correlates of Risk Patterns and Race/Ethnicity among HIV-Positive Men who have Sex with Men

   • Ann O’Leary
   • Holly H. Fisher
   • Cynthia A. Gomez

   Original Paper 13 February 2007 Pages: 706 - 715

8. HIV-positive Romanian Adolescents: Acquisition Routes, Risk Behaviors, and Psychological Correlates

   • Blair T. Johnson
   • Doru Buzducea

   Original Paper 13 February 2007 Pages: 716 - 725

9. Ongoing Risk Behavior Among Persons With HIV in Medical Care

   • Matthew R. Golden
   • Robert W. Wood
   • Robert D. Harrington

   Original Paper 12 May 2007 Pages: 726 - 735

10. Educational Attainment and HIV Status among Ethiopian Voluntary Counseling and Testing Clients

    • Heather Bradley
    • Amare Bedada
    • Amy Tsui

    Original Paper 02 November 2006 Pages: 736 - 742

11. Migrant Latino Day Laborers and Intentions to Test for HIV

    • Samantha F. Ehrlich
    • Kurt C. Organista
    • Doug Oman

    Original Paper 04 November 2006 Pages: 743 - 752

12. Acceptance of Routine Testing for HIV among Adult Patients at the Medical Emergency Unit at a National Referral Hospital in Kampala, Uganda

    • Damalie Nakanjako
    • Moses Kamya
    • Elly Katabira

    Original Paper 10 November 2006 Pages: 753 - 758

    

13. Readiness for HIV Testing among Young People in Northern Nigeria: The Roles of Social Norm and Perceived Stigma

    • Stella Babalola

    Original Paper 27 December 2006 Pages: 759 - 769

    

14. Community-based Voluntary Counseling and Testing Services in Rural Communities of Chiang Mai Province, Northern Thailand

    • Surinda Kawichai
    • David D. Celentano
    • Chris Beyrer

    Original Paper 15 May 2007 Pages: 770 - 777

15. HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing among Injection Drug Users in South China: A Study of a Non-Government Organization Based Program

    • Huey T. Chen
    • Shaoling Liang
    • Sten H. Vermund

    Original Paper 09 March 2007 Pages: 778 - 788