HIV/AIDS Newsroom: July 22, 2004

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Read The Body's comprehensive coverage of the XV International AIDS Conference! Browse through highlights, watch Webcasts and listen to major speeches.

New York State Supreme Court Judge Orders NYPD to Reconsider Decision to Deny HIV-Positive Officer Disability Benefits

New Mississippi HIV Cases Drop

Agassi, Roddick to Play AIDS Charity Match

More Funding Needed for AIDS Epidemic in Asia, UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director Cravero Tells Congressional Hearing

Los Angeles Times Examines Connection Between Poverty and AIDS in Africa

Democratic Republic of Congo: $100,000 Grant to Help Agency Combat AIDS

Algerian AIDS Cases on the Rise

HIV Patients Face Dementia as They Age

Jury Out on Whether Circumcision Prevents AIDS

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials, Opinion Pieces on the XV International AIDS Conference

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