HIV/AIDS Newsroom: July 2, 2004

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Judge Removes Maryland General Hospital From Lawsuit

Maryland: Mobile Lab Latest Tool in HIV Fight

Nearly $6B Needed to Reach WHO Goal of Treating Three Million People by 2005, WHO Official Says

Global Fund Awards $34.2 Million Grant to Russia for HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis Treatment, Care

Wall Street Journal Examines Zimbabwean Clinic's Efforts to Treat HIV/AIDS Patients With Antiretroviral Drugs

Condoms Join Carbines as Kit for Indonesian Soldiers: Report

Generic Fixed-Dose Combination Antiretroviral Drug Triomune as Effective as Brand-Name Treatment, Study Says

FDA Approves Trinity Biotech's Uni-Gold Recombigen HIV Test for Use in Doctors' Offices, Clinics

Official: U.S. Government Considers Restoring Aid to UN Population Agency

AIDS Epidemic Varies Between Regions, Cultures; Requires Different, Often "Entirely Novel" Approaches, Lancet Editorial Says

Note: Because of the Independence Day holiday, no HIV/AIDS Newsroom will be published Monday, July 5.

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