If you want to check on daily HIV/AIDS news developments, here are several suggested sources. In most cases you can check news headlines by visiting a web site instead of getting e-mails. Alternatively, you can sign up for an e-mail list that will automatically send you daily updates.

• AEGIS AIDS Mailing List. Message volume: high; or avoid e-mails and read daily headlines on the site's main page at http://www.aegis.org. Includes the CDC's daily headlines, general press, NATAP e-mails, and more.
  • Sign up for e-mails at http://www.aegis.com/todaysnews/list.asp
• CDC Message volume: one large e-mail message each day, or you can just check the headlines on their web page at http://www.cdcnpin.org/news/prevnews.htm. Includes headline news, conference announements, funding announcements, some notices from Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR.) Included in the AEGIS AIDS mailing list content.
  • Sign up for e-mails at http://lists.cdcnpin.org/mailman/listinfo/prevention-news.
• HIV and Hepatitis.com Message volume: one weekly. New information is posted on
  the web site daily Mondays through Friday. A Weekly Email Update of news and research conference highlights is sent out each Friday.
  • Sign up for the weekly update on the web site at http://www.hivandhepatitis.com in the left-hand column.
• The Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Message volume: one large e-mail message each day, or no e-mails and you can visit their daily headlines web page at http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/rep_hiv.cfm. Includes general press and wire service articles; lots of overlap with the AEGIS list, but not as comprehensive.
  • Sign up for e-mails at http://www.kaisernetwork.org/email_alert/email.cfm
• Medscape HIV/AIDS News Registered users get periodic e-mails on additions to the Medscape site. You can check news headlines and just follow up on the headlines of interest. A listing of clinically-oriented HIV news headlines, linked to the individual news reports. You will have to register with Medscape (free) to get to this site: http://www.medscape.com/px/viewindex/more?Specialty=1&Bucket=news
• National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project (NATAP) Message volume: high, or avoid e-mails by going to the site's main page at http://www.natap.org/ and following the link to "Read the Newest Articles." Individual research reports, conference reports, and more. (NOTE: NATAP reports are included in the AEGIS AIDS mailing list feeds.)
  • Sign up at http://www.natap.org/; follow the link to "Join our Mailing List"

OTHER E-MAIL LISTS: An excellent resource on HIV-related e-mail lists (some news, some chat, etc.) is the HIV InfoWeb page at http://www.infoweb.org/top/elists/elists.html, with information on how to subscribe to 37 different HIV e-mail lists.

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