HIV/AIDS Newsroom: August 18, 2004

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Declines in Cincinnati's Chlamydia, Gonorrhea Prevalence "Encouraging but Difficult to Explain," Public Health Officials Say

Arizona State University Awarded $7.4 Million NIH Grant to Research Plant-Based Microbicides

Majority of World Population Growth to Occur in Developing Nations Despite HIV, High Infant Mortality, Report Says

HIV/AIDS "Threatens to Overwhelm" Papua New Guinea, Agence France-Presse Reports

Nearly One-Fourth of South African Soldiers Contract HIV/AIDS

Southern Africa Urged to See AIDS as Wider Crisis

Nova Scotia Company Provides 700 Rapid HIV Tests to Kenyan Orphanage

26 Bahrainis Said Diagnosed HIV-Positive

Cholesterol-Lowering Statins May Slow Progression of HIV/AIDS, Study Says

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