HIV/AIDS Newsroom: December 1, 2004

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Dec. 1 marks the 17th World AIDS Day and the focus this year is on women. To learn more, visit The Body's World AIDS Day 2004!

African Americans in Georgia Disproportionately Affected by HIV/AIDS, Reports Say

World AIDS Day Focuses on Gender Inequalities That Lead to Increased Risk of HIV Infection for Women, Girls

Russian HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign Launched as Part of Global Media AIDS Initiative

WHO Reinstates to Approved Drug List Two Antiretrovirals From Indian Generic Drug Manufacturer Cipla

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes New Reports, Surveys, Ad Campaigns Released for World AIDS Day

BBC TWO Television Documentary Renews Criticism of GSK for Testing HIV/AIDS Drugs in Children's Home

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes World AIDS Day Multimedia Coverage

World AIDS Day Marked With Parades and Stark Warnings

India Plans All-Out Fight Against AIDS

China Orders Local Officials to Learn More About AIDS

Australia: AIDS Prevention Up to Individuals, Not Government -- Abbott

UN Agency Says School Meal Programs Play an Important Role in the Fight Against AIDS

Ethiopian Prime Minister's Wife Takes Rare Public HIV Test by High Profile Figure

Hong Kong HIV/AIDS Cases on the Rise

Canada: Alicia Keys, Stephen Lewis Push for AIDS Awareness

High-Risk Behaviors and Beliefs and Knowledge About HIV Transmission Among School and Shelter Children in Eastern Europe

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials, Opinion Pieces Marking World AIDS Day

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