HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 20, 2004

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Wall Street Journal Examines Law Enforcement Officials' Efforts to Curb Black Market Sales of Serostim

Irish Rock Star Bono Says Advocates Should Use Nonviolent Activism to Pressure Governments to Fight AIDS

Bristol-Myers Squibb Returns Patent for Antiretroviral Drug to Thailand; Group Agrees to Drop Lawsuits Over Patent Rights

Poor AIDS Patients Forced to Make Life-and-Death Choices in Worldwide Fight for Cheaper AIDS Drugs, Say Activists

Brazil: Birth Control to Be Sent to Teens in Predominantly Catholic Rio

Canada: Would-Be Parents Sue Clinic -- Both HIV-Positive

India Needs to Scrap Law Banning Homosexuality

Switzerland to Offer HIV/AIDS Test to All Asylum Seekers

The Risk of Human Immunodeficiency Virus-1 Infection in Twin Pairs Born to Infected Mothers in Africa

CDC Says AIDS Effort Not Enough

President Bush's FY 2005 Budget Expected to Include $38M in Additional Funds to Fight AIDS Domestically

Senate Democrats Could Block Omnibus Spending Bill, Including Funding for Global AIDS Initiative

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