HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 5, 2003

New HIV Cases Outstripping Federal Funding for Florida AIDS Groups, Causing Growing Waiting Lists for Care, Services

More Than 700 People on ADAP Waiting Lists; Program Needs $214 Million in New Funding, Advocates Say

Florida: Project Studies AIDS Impact

California: Youth Voice Concerns at Hearing on HIV

Georgia: Funding the AIDS Fight

Kansas: Health Officials Search for Source of Parasite Outbreak

Correction: New Orleans: New HIV Test Cuts Wait Time for Results

Brazil Authorizes Importation of Generic AIDS Drugs; Move Could Reignite WTO Debate

Chinese Officials Call Human Rights Watch Report on HIV/AIDS "Inappropriate"

Boxing Great Roy Jones in Kenya to Promote Anti-AIDS War

Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Sexually Active Young Women Often Underestimate STD Risk

North Carolina: HIV/AIDS Task Force Sought

Sen. Alexander Discusses Funding for Global AIDS Initiative on PRI's "The World"

California Legislature Approves Bill That Would Allow Pharmacies to Sell Needles Without Prescriptions

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials, Opinion Pieces on WTO Agreement on Access to Generic Drugs

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