HIV/AIDS Newsroom: July 8, 2004

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Risky Behavior Continues to Fuel Likely AIDS Upsurge in California

Asian Governments Should Increase Funding to Reduce Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS Report Says

International Community Should Create "HIV/AIDS Corps" to Speed AIDS Drug Distribution, Institute of Medicine Report Says

Great Britain Pledges Funds to $214 M to UNAIDS, UNFPA for HIV/AIDS, Women's Reproductive Health Initiatives

Nelson Mandela to Address Delegates at XV International AIDS Conference

Three Out of 27 Asian Antiretroviral Drug Manufacturers Meet WHO Quality Standards, Study Says

Red Cross: Large Number of Married Women in Cambodia Falling Prey to HIV

Nigerian AIDS Sufferers Face Drugs Shortage Despite Local Production

Expert: AIDS Could Breed Africa Terrorism

Fashion Giant H&M Gives US$1.5 Million to UNICEF

Antibiotic-Resistant Syphilis Spreading in U.S. and Ireland

Thailand Has "Lost Momentum" in Fight Against AIDS, UNDP Report Says

Financial Times Profiles HIV/AIDS Campaign in Angola

Actor Richard Gere to Launch HIV/AIDS Awareness Project in India

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials on 2004 UNAIDS Report of Global AIDS Epidemic

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