HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 8, 2004

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More Than 1,600 People on 11 State ADAP Waiting Lists, NASTAD Report Says

Utah: Knowledge Is Power; Sexual-Abstinence Programs Reaching More Utah Teens

Maryland: 500 Walk to Help Victims of AIDS; Troubles at HERO Put Aside During Fund-Raiser

Florida: County to Use AIDS Grant for Prevention

U.K. Africa All Party Parliamentary Group Calls on Government to Secure Additional Funding for Fight Against AIDS

Advocates, Health Officials Discuss Programs to Fight Child Marriage, Risk for HIV Infection

Western Countries Should "Show Compassion" for Libyan Children Infected With HIV, Libyan Prime Minister Says

Japan: Poll -- Delay in HIV Detection Fatal

China Approves Special Jails for AIDS Victims: Report

Swedish Teens Use Condoms the Least

The Epidemiology of Antiretroviral Drug Resistance Among Drug-Naive HIV-1-Infected Persons in 10 U.S. Cities

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Opinion Pieces on Reagan's Response to AIDS

Mandatory HIV Testing Should Be Instituted for Public Health, Safety Officials Exposed to Bodily Fluids, Commentary Says

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