HIV/AIDS Newsroom: December 14, 2004

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Minnesota African World AIDS Day Encourages HIV/AIDS Awareness, Testing for Africans in State

Number of HIV Cases Double Among N.C. Latinos; Cultural Taboos Challenge Education Efforts

Illinois: Future of Belleville AIDS Shelter Looks Cloudy

New York: Meth Effort Aimed at Gay African Americans

Hundreds of HIV/AIDS Advocates Sign Declaration Calling for Provision of Free Antiretroviral Drugs in Developing Countries

South African AIDS Lobby Group Wins Costs in Case Against Government

Pakistan: HIV Lessons in Madrassahs

AIDS, Poverty Leave Ethiopians Orphaned

Uganda to Run Short of Condoms

Human Rights Watch Allowed to Participate in China Meeting for First Time

Correlates of Sex Trading Among Drug-Using Men Who Have Sex With Men

New York City Borough of Queens Begins Operation of First Needle-Exchange Program

NIH Officials Warned in 2002 of Risks Associated With Nevirapine Use in Pregnant Women but Did Not Inform White House

Four New Jersey State Legislators File Suit to Invalidate Executive Order Allowing Needle-Exchange Programs

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