HIV/AIDS Newsroom: December 13, 2004

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Fewer Teens 15 to 17 Having Sex, Study Shows

California: Limits Given to House for AIDS, HIV Patients

California: Kaiser Awards AIDS Agency Grants

Arab Religious Leaders Sign AIDS Declaration in Cairo

United Kingdom: Teen Mags "to Help Sex Teaching"

Some 80,000 Ugandans Infected With TB Every Year

Newark Star-Ledger Profiles Research on "Revolutionary" HIV/AIDS Medications

A Study of Commercial Sex and HIV/STI-Related Risk Factors Among Hospitality Girls in Entertainment Establishments in Wuhan, China

Powell to Host Jazz Musicians Traveling to India to Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness

Social Customs Partly to Blame for Spread of HIV Among Women, Editorial Says

Jamaica Has Seen "Significant Gains" in Fight Against HIV/AIDS, Jamaican Ambassador to U.S. Says in Letter to Editor

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