HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 26, 2004

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New York Times Examines HIV/AIDS Crisis in Westchester County, N.Y.

Oklahoma: No Appeals Filed During Settlement Protest Period for Hepatitis C Exposure Lawsuit

Idaho Housing and Finance Association Gets $1.3 Million for AIDS/HIV

Ghana Begins Antiretroviral Treatment Distribution

Montreal Hospital Begins HIV Testing Thousands of Child Patients Operated on by HIV-Positive Surgeon

Global Fight Against AIDS Needs Much More Money -- Aid Groups

Melinda Gates Meets Indian Sex Workers, Discusses AIDS Prevention Programs

Canadian Diplomat Says Celebs Like Oprah Winfrey May Hold Key to AIDS Cure

Gender and Hospitalization Patterns Among HIV-Infected Drug Users Before and After the Availability of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy

North Carolina: AIDS Prevention -- New CDC-Funded HIV Program at UNC Integrates Treatment With Prevention

Canada: Health Unit Uses Light Touch for Serious Topic

Wall Street Journal Claims About WHO, Global Fund Treatment Guidelines "Wrong," Letter to Editor Says

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