HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 8, 2003

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Kansas: Group Seeks Injunction Over Requiring Reports of Minors' Sex

San Francisco: Shanti Hopes Layoffs Will Avoid Budget Crisis

Texas: Shelter Had 25 Active TB Cases in Past Year

Tennessee: Meharry Medical College Receives $27 Million in Federal Grants

Mexico, United States Support Canadian Plan to Manufacture, Export Generic Antiretroviral Drugs to Africa

One-Fifth of S. African Military HIV-Positive; Defense Minister Says Statistics Cause "No Alarm"

Swazi Schools Filling Gaps Left by HIV/AIDS, Famine

"Urgent" Attention to World's Youth Needed to Curb Poverty, AIDS: UN

Australia: HIV Help Gap Plugged

AIDS Killed 222,000 in China in the First Six Months of 2003

HIV/AIDS Therapy: Anti-Nerve Growth Factor Antibody Shows Promise for HIV Control

Immunology: Biologist Finds HIV Gene Makes a Human Gene Turn Bad

Florida: Radio Program to Spread Message on STDs

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