HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 28, 2004

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Some Emergency Housing for HIV-Positive People in New York City Violates Housing Codes, City Council Study Says

Washington, D.C.: Unfurling Their Love and Loss

Georgia: Emory University Receives $2.2 Million From CDC to Research Anti-HIV Gel

Office of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Becomes 10th Cosponsor of UNAIDS

Kaisernetwork.org Releases Video Feature on HIV/AIDS in Thailand; Fourth in Series on HIV/AIDS Worldwide

Several U.S. Celebrities Scheduled to Appear at XV International AIDS Conference

Australia: Gay Teens More Likely to Inject Drugs

China: Changing Course to Break the HIV-Heroin Connection

FDA Expands Use of OraQuick Rapid HIV Test to 180,000 Sites, Including Doctors' Offices, Clinics

Los Angeles Public Health Chief Recommends Requiring Licenses for Bathhouses

Global HIV/AIDS Estimates "Constantly Being Improved," Boston Globe Letter to Editor Says

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