HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 10, 2003

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Georgia Considers Cuts to AIDS Program

Virginia: Agency Found to Administer AIDS Grant Funds

London's Guardian Examines Stigma, Other Obstacles to South African Companies' Antiretroviral Drug Programs

Traffickers Thrive Selling Young Nepalese Girls to Brothels in Neighboring India

Australia: Keeping Lesbians in the Loop for Pap Smears

Human Rights Group Says Chinese Health Official Who Publicized AIDS Scandal Might Still Be Awaiting Verdict

South Africa: 100 TAC Leaders Die in Four Months

FDA Grants "Fast-Track" Status to Tanox Experimental Viral Entry Inhibitor

Scientific Panel Discuss Challenges, Future Prospects for Developing HIV/AIDS Vaccine

Study: AIDS Drugs After Birth Block Infection

Uncircumcised Men Have Higher HIV Risk -- Study

No-Sex Education: Newark, N.J. Schools to Try Abstinence-Only Course

Alaska: Chlamydia Cases Rise by Nearly 200

Canada Taking "Intelligent, Creative" Steps Against "Unacceptable Inequity" in HIV Treatment Access, Opinion Piece Says

Restoration of Family Planning Funding "Essential" to Success of Global AIDS Initiative, Opinion Piece Says

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