HIV/AIDS Newsroom: February 12, 2004

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LA-Based AIDS Care Group Sues Over Huge Increase in Cost of Drug

Texas: Blacks Attacking HIV Code of Silence

Most East African Companies Unaware of Employees' HIV Status, Survey Shows

Health-e News Discusses Delays in S. African National AIDS Care, Treatment Program With Coordinator Nono Simelela

Malawi: AIDS Groups Welcome President's Disclosure That Brother Died of AIDS

Doctors Worry at Rise in Sex Diseases in Northern Ireland

Scientist Calls on Researchers to Focus on Basic Science Research in HIV/AIDS Vaccine Development

Bristol-Myers Squibb, Schering-Plough Announce Promising Early Results on New Antiretroviral Drugs

Sexual Behavior Among Injection Drug Users in 3 Indonesian Cities Carries a High Potential for HIV Spread to Noninjectors

Pennsylvania: Syphilis Outbreak Triggers Detective Work

HIV/AIDS Activists Dean, Booker Should Discuss Experiences Fighting Disease Among African Americans, Columnist Says

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