HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 14, 2003

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Michigan: Workers Say State Should Have Done More to Prevent Infection

Louisiana: HIV/AIDS in Latinos on Rise

Former Ambassador to Botswana John Lange Named Deputy Coordinator in New State Department Global AIDS Office

Global Fund to Consider Delaying Grant Applications in Light of Funding Shortage

Gates Foundation Announces Additional $100 Million Grant to Fight HIV/AIDS in India

South African Treatment Program Faces Tough Challenges; Health of Key Activist Improves

Financial Times Weekend Magazine Examines Botswana's Antiretroviral Drug Program

Zambian Government Taking "Urgent Steps" to Address HIV/AIDS Epidemic

Red Cross Condemns Rich Nations for Reneging on Global Fund Promises

The TB Fight Gets Harder for Zambians

Premarital AIDS Tests Popular in Cambodia, Showing Fruits of Efforts

Conference in South Africa Seeks to Use Internet to Fight AIDS

Grenada: Government Program Trains Youths How to Avoid HIV Infection

Student Leadership in Public Health Advocacy: Lessons Learned From the Hepatitis B Initiative

FDA Approves Schering Drug for Hepatitis C

Majority of Men Worldwide Need More Information, Services to Prevent HIV, STDs, Unplanned Pregnancies, Report Says

CDC Not "Abandoning" HIV Prevention Efforts But "Strengthening Existing Efforts," CDC Director Says

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