HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 23, 2003

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San Francisco to Combat Crystal Meth Use Among Gay Men in Effort to Fight HIV/AIDS

The Real Drug Problem: Forgetting to Take Them

Chicago: Grants Target Drug Use and HIV

Clinton Foundation Secures AIDS Drug Price Cuts, Develops Treatment Plans in Africa, Caribbean

Health Experts Say India's HIV/AIDS Epidemic Could "Spin Out of Control" Despite Prevention, Treatment Funds

South Africa: Academics Cast Doubt on New AIDS Survey

Australia: HIV Up as Gay Men Abandon Safe Sex

Chinese Scientists Call for Attention to AIDS Control and Cure, Warn of "Scourge"

Caribbean: $3.4 Million Vs. AIDS for Clinic

Saudi Arabia Reports More than 6,700 AIDS Patients

Increased Risk of High-Grade Cervical Squamous Intraepithelial Lesions and Invasive Cervical Cancer Among African Women With Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 and 2 Infections

HHS Announces $156.5 Million in Grants for HIV Prevention, Substance Abuse Programs for HIV-Positive, High-Risk Communities

Letters to the Editor Respond to New York Times Editorial About Bush's International AIDS, Family Planning Policies

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