HIV/AIDS Newsroom: January 12, 2004

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New York City Health Workers Say Crystal Meth Use Helping to Spread HIV Among Men Who Have Sex With Men

Los Angeles Times Examines "Phenomenon" of Men Who Want to Be HIV-Positive, Documentary Film "The Gift"

Study: Teens Who Hurry Love Less Likely to Use Birth Control

Canadian Catholic Seminary to Screen Applicants for HIV

New York Times Examines Ongoing Case of Health Care Workers Accused of Intentionally Infecting Libyan Children With HIV

Another Test for Gadhafi -- Fate of Medics Accused of Spreading AIDS in Libya Has a Nation on Edge

Senegal: Africa's New AIDS Alliance

Jamaica: HIV Testing Sites to Get Face-Lift

Estonia: 840 New HIV Cases Registered in Estonia in 2003

Uganda: Member of Parliament Sparks Off Condom Debate

Decline in Mortality, AIDS, and Hospital Admissions in Perinatally HIV-1 Infected Children in the United Kingdom and Ireland

HIV/AIDS Ad to Air Before Super Bowl, Launches Second Year of Kaiser Family Foundation, Viacom Awareness Campaign

Food Is "First Line of Defense" Against HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries, Opinion Piece Says

United States Should Not Deport HIV-Positive Immigrants, Opinion Piece Says

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