HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 6, 2003

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Washington, D.C. AIDS Walk Returns to Health

Pennsylvania AIDS Conference to Discuss Effects on Latinos

Senate Confirms Tobias as White House AIDS Coordinator

San Francisco: Former Health Official Freed Without Bail

West Virginia University Gets Funding for AIDS Prevention and Care

Medecins Sans Frontieres Launches Antiretroviral Program in Democratic Republic of Congo

South African Companies Increasingly Implement HIV/AIDS Prevention, Testing, Treatment Strategies for Work Force

AIDS Treatment Plan Targets 3 Million Poor

Lithuania's Government Approves HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control Program

Increasing Number of HIV Vaccines Undergoing Human Clinical Trials

Prevalence of HIV and Other Sexually Transmitted Infections, and Risk Behaviors in Unregistered Sex Workers in Dakar, Senegal

California Gov. Davis Signs Bill Ensuring Accurate Sex Education, HIV Education Curricula Taught in Schools

HIV/AIDS Vaccine Research Must Be "Top Priority," Opinion Piece Says

AIDS in Africa a Self-Perpetuating Disease, New York Times Columnist Says

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