HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 29, 2004

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One World Beat Global Music Festival to Benefit Group Providing Treatment for Children Living With HIV/AIDS

Wisconsin: Abstinence Education Agency for Teens Tries to Close Funding Gap

West Virginia: Abstinence Not Enough, Nurse Says

New Mexico: HIV/AIDS Patients Have Home

California: Board OKs Free Hepatitis C Tests

AIDSInfo Starts New Live Help Web Service

Indiana: Memorial to AIDS Victims Planned at Fort Wayne Cemetery

Haiti's AIDS Epidemic Persists Despite Prevention, Treatment Advances

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Praises Romanian HIV/AIDS Programs

New Zealand Government to Decline Entry to Immigrants With Costly, Contagious Diseases, Including HIV, TB

HIV Prevalence Lower Among Black Tar Heroin Users Compared With White Powder Users, Study Says

Understanding Racial Disparities in HIV Using Data From the Veterans Aging Cohort 3-Site Study and VA Administrative Data

Croatia's Catholic Church Protests AIDS Prevention Programs Showing How to Use Condoms

California: Cases of Chlamydia Increased in 2003

Bush to Release FY 2005 Budget Proposal With Lower-Than-Expected Contribution to Global Fund

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