HIV/AIDS Newsroom: November 10, 2003

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Kansas City Star Features Special Report on Hepatitis C

Maine: HIV Surges Among Gays

Blood Banks Pass Up Test That Might Have Prevented Thousands of Infections

Massachusetts: Nate Longtin, 24, Is Warning Other Gay Young Men About the Dangers of Unsafe Sex and HIV

California: Youth at Higher Risk for HIV Today

Former President Clinton Lauds Chinese Plan to Provide Low-Income AIDS Patients With Free Antiretroviral Drugs

One in Three Injections in Developing World Administered With Unsterile Needle, Study Says

Routine HIV Testing Initiative in Botswana Aims to Get More People Into Treatment Program

Brazil's President Pledges to Share HIV Drugs Technology With Namibia

Guyana: Activists Ask Caribbean Governments to Punish People Who Knowingly Infect Partners With HIV

Haiti: The Feasibility, Demand, and Effect of Integrating Primary Care Services With HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing

Method Using Number of AIDS Cases to Calculate Ryan White CARE Act Funds Should Remain in Place, Report Says

International Community Must Adopt Integrated HIV Prevention, Treatment Efforts, BMJ "Education and Debate" Article Says

HIV/AIDS Should Be Declared Disaster, BMJ "Education and Debate" Piece Says

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