HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 25, 2003 - The Body

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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 25, 2003

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Minnesota: Rural Towns Offer Free HIV Testing as Cases Increase

Two South Carolina AIDS Programs Receive Grants

Substandard, Counterfeit AIDS Drugs Could "Flood" Developing World, Global Fund Executive Director Says

Number of New HIV Cases in United Kingdom Up 20% Since 2001

Report: Asian AIDS Epidemic Is Worsening

Australia: Health Groups Unite to Fight HIV Rise

Number of Russians With HIV Jumps Nearly 10-Fold: Official

UNICEF Appoints HIV-Positive Muppet a "Champion for Children"

Prevalence and Correlates of Untreated HIV Type 1 Infection Among Persons Who Have Died in the Era of Modern Antiretroviral Therapy

Non-Disclosure of HIV-Positive Status Contributes to Spread of Disease, Public Health Experts Say in Book

Kentucky High School Rejects "Safe Sex" Brochures, Pamphlets Targeting Gay, Lesbian Teens

New York State AIDS Advisory Council Endorses Medical Marijuana Bill

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