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2.276 documents for Aids Healthcare Foundation

- Aids Healthcare Foundation and Nchads Partnership Adds 8th Cambodian Aids Treatment Center in Kirivong
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: INDIA: Chinkholal Thangsing, MD, Asia Pacific Bureau Chief, AHF Global (New Delhi), +91-98-1827-0687, chinkholal.thangsing@aidshealth.org, or CAMBODIA: Chhim Sarath, MD, Country Program Manager, AHF Global (Phnom Penh), mobile: +855-12- 912-124, chhim.sarath@aidshealth.org, or UNITED STATES: Ged Kenslea, Communications Director, +1-323-860-5225 (work), +1-323-791-5526 (mobile), gedk@aidshealth.org, all of AIDS Healthcare Foundation
- U.S. Newswire
- February 14, 2008
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation to President Obama: Whose Side Are You On?
On his watch, state AIDS drug waiting lists have ballooned to nearly 10,000 Individuals nationwide, up from less than one hundred in 2008 AHF's late...
- Business Wire
- September 12, 2011
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Bans BMS Drug Reps from Its Clinics.
Decision is Based on Bristol-Myers Squibb's Refusal to Lower Price of its Key AIDS Drug Reyataz for AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs); 1,879 Low-I...
- Business Wire
- July 26, 2010

- Aids Healthcare Foundation Campaign Challenges Cipla Over Drug Pricing in India: 'Profit at What Cost? Aids Drugs for All'
To: FOREIGN EDITORS Contact: India: Dr. Chinkholal Thangsing, Asia Pacific Bureau Chief, +91.11.(0)98.1827.0687 Mobile, Terri Ford, Director of Global Advocacy, +1-213-399-1001 Mobile; or Los Angeles: Ged Kenslea, AHF Communications Director, +1-323-791-5526 Mobile, +1-323-860-5225 Work, Lori Yeghiayan, AHF Associate Director of Communications, +1- 323-377-4312 Mobile, +1-323-860-5227 Work, all of AIDS Healthcare Foundation
- U.S. Newswire
- August 08, 2007
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Joins Forces with Dr. Barry Rodwick, Longstanding and Respected Tampa Bay Medical Provider.
After 18 Years of Service, Dr. Rodwick will Merge his 'Health Positive' Practice in Safety Harbor with AHF in State-of-the-art Clinic that Will Contin...
- Business Wire
- September 30, 2010
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Wins Funding Through Members Project from American Express and TakePart.
Global AIDS Organization Successfully Mobilized Supporters and Online Community to Garner Most Votes in "Health & Wellness" Category to Win $200,000 i...
- Business Wire
- March 03, 2011
- Aids Healthcare Foundation Commends Assembly Health's Passage of Hiv Testing Bill
To: HEALTH EDITORS Contact: Ged Kenslea, Communications Director, +1-323-860-5225, or mobile, +1-323-791-5526, gedk@aidshealth.org, or Lori Yeghiayan, Associate Communications Director, +1-323-860-5227, or mobile, +1- 323-377-4312, lori.yeghiayan@aidshealth.org, both of AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF)
- U.S. Newswire
- April 10, 2007
- Aids Healthcare Foundation and Nchads to Open the 7th Collaborative Art Center in Pea Reang
To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: INDIA: Chinkholal Thangsing, MD, Asia Pacific, Bureau Chief, AHF Global (New Delhi), +91.98.1827.0687, mobile, chinkholal.thangsing@aidshealth.org; or UNITED STATES: Ged Kenslea, Communications Director, of AIDS Healthcare Foundation, +1-323-860- 5225, or +1-323-791-5526 mobile, gedk@aidshealth.org; CAMBODIA: Chhim Sarath, MD, Country Program Manager, AHF Global (Phnom Penh), +855-12-912-124, chhim.sarath@aidshealth.org
- U.S. Newswire
- November 20, 2007
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Bans Merck's Drug Reps from Its Clinics.
Due to Unwarranted Price of Merck's AIDS Drug Isentress--the Most Expensive First Line AIDS Treatment in the US--AHF Bans Merck Pharmaceutical Sales R...
- Business Wire
- January 25, 2010
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Launches Ad Campaign Targeting Speaker Pelosi.
More Than 2,000 People in Thirteen States on Waitlists to Receive AIDS Drugs, While Speaker Pelosi, the Most Powerful Democrat in Congress, Remains Si...
- Business Wire
- August 03, 2010