HIV/AIDS Newsroom: February 24, 2004

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California Medical Board Suspends Medical License of Former PACHA Chair Scott Hitt

South Carolina African American HIV/AIDS Council to Use Ford Foundation Grant to Address Stigma

Dublin Declaration Pledges to Provide AIDS Drugs to All HIV-Positive People in Eastern Europe, Central Asia by 2010

Canada: University of Alberta Alarm; Stats Say 1 in 4 Students Have Sexually Transmitted Disease

Health Officials in St. Maarten Warn Against Haitian, Dominican Condoms

Hong Kong HIV Infections Fall 12 Percent in 2003

Rapid HIV Testing of Women in Labor: Too Long a Delay

Bush Administration Offers Details of Five-Year, $15B Global AIDS Initiative Plan, Releases First $350M in Grants

New York City's HIV/AIDS Services "Fragmented" for Minority Women, Women's HIV Collaborative of New York Says

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