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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: May 6, 2004

Fifth Adult Film Actor Tests HIV-Positive, Marking Largest Outbreak in Porn Industry in Six Years

HIV-Positive U.S. Military Personnel Accidentally Vaccinated Against Smallpox

Texas: Housing for Moms With HIV Stirs Fears

HUD Gives $400 Million to New York City for Housing Development

Illinois: Bill to Let People With HIV Donate Organs Heads to Governor

Libyan Court Sentences Bulgarian Health Care Workers to Death for Allegedly Infecting Libyan Children With HIV

Commission on Africa Holds First Meeting in London, Will Examine HIV/AIDS Epidemic

New Zealand: Bay of Plenty Dubbed Country's Chlamydia Capital

China Turns to Traditional Medicine to Treat AIDS

Condom Use Promotes Regression of Human Papillomavirus-Associated Penile Lesions in Male Sexual Partners of Women With Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia

California School District's Sex Education Policy May Violate State Sexual Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention Act

Zimbabwe MPs to Take Up Public HIV Tests

Medicare to Pay Higher Rates to Nursing Homes Caring for Patients With AIDS

U.S. Opposition to Using Fixed-Dose Generic Antiretroviral Drugs in Africa Could Be "Lethal," Opinion Piece Says

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