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New York City Correctional Facilities Begin Offering OraQuick HIV Test

North Carolina Health Officials Believe Syphilis Eradication Possible if Decreasing Incidence Trends Persist

California: AIDS Group Urges Testing in L.A. Bath Houses

Ohio: Group That Feeds AIDS Sufferers Struggling

Doctor Battles AIDS in Bay Area, Zimbabwe

Australia: Fed -- Scary Ads No Solution to AIDS Threat, Expert Warns

Birth Control Condom Campaign to Begin in Conservative Afghanistan

Philippines Risking AIDS Explosion by Pandering to Catholic Church: Human Rights Watch

Study Identifies "Ideal" AIDS Drug Regimen; Includes Same Drug Types Found in Indian Generic FDCs, Study Author Says

Connecticut Supreme Court Rules HIV Occupational Hazard for Prison Guards

U.S. Should Shift Almost All AIDS-Related Funding to Vaccine Development, Opinion Piece Says

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