HIV/AIDS Newsroom: September 25, 2003

Alabama Department of Public Health May Cut $1M From HIV/AIDS Drug Budget to Keep State Budget Balanced

Rapid Tests Could Mean Trouble for ADAPs: Increased HIV Testing Could Flood System

WHO Goal of Providing Antiretrovirals to Three Million by 2005 to Cost $5 Billion; Major Funding Boost Needed

Gates Urges Botswanans to Undergo HIV Testing, Take Advantage of Free Antiretroviral Drugs

South African President Thabo Mbeki Says Government Report on National Antiretroviral Drug Program Due Shortly

Africa: AIDS Fight May Be Changed by Religious Care for Orphans

Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia in HIV-Infected Patients in the HAART Era

Dallas County, Texas, Had Highest Number of New HIV Cases in State in 2002

South Carolina African-American HIV/AIDS Council Uses Forum for Education

"Mexico City" Policy Affecting International Clinics, Hurting HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts, Report Says

California Gov. Davis Undecided on Whether to Sign Bill Requiring Physicians to Offer HIV Testing to Pregnant Women

Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials, Opinion Pieces on Global AIDS Funding

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