HIV/AIDS Newsroom: August 19, 2004

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ACLU Submits Letter Criticizing Proposed Changes to CDC HIV Prevention Guidelines

Tobias Extends Deadline for Other Countries to Contribute to Global Fund to Allow for Maximum U.S. Contribution

Papua New Guinea, the World's Next AIDS Frontier

Nigeria to Spend $248 Million to Fight HIV

China Admits Illegal Blood Collection Still a Problem

Nucleic Acid Testing Could Help Detect HIV, Hepatitis C in Tissue Donations, Study Says

At-Risk Populations: Female Hispanic Farm Workers in South Florida at Higher HIV Risk Than Men

Bush Administration's AIDS Policies Have "Damaged U.S. Alliance" With International AIDS Groups, Opinion Piece Says

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