HIV/AIDS Newsroom: June 10, 2004

Ala. Corrections Department's Lapses in Medical Treatment Violated HIV-Positive Inmates' Rights, Judge Says

Drugs Given Away by AIDS Patients in United States Prolong Lives Worldwide

Religious Leaders Failing to Confront Global AIDS, Top South African Cleric Says

Roche to Cut Prices for Protease Inhibitors Invirase, Viracept in Low- to Middle-Income Countries

Chinese AIDS Activist Released From Brief Detention

United Arab Emirates Among Countries With Lowest AIDS Cases: WHO

Children Who Begin Combination Antiretroviral Treatment As Newborns Show Lower HIV Levels at Four Years Old, Study Says

Early Syphilis in the United States Identified in Corrections Facilities, 1999-2002

AIDS/HIV Therapy: Crack Cocaine Use Reduces Antiviral Therapy Use in Women With HIV

Health Officials Concerned That "Extreme Sex Acts" in Pornography Films Put Actors at Greater Risk of HIV Infection

Viacom, Kaiser Family Foundation Announce New Series of PSAs as Part of KNOW HIV/AIDS Campaign

President Bush to Announce Federal Funding for New G8 HIV Vaccine Initiative

Biotech Advances Have Improved HIV Testing, Drug Development, Opinion Piece Says

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