HIV/AIDS Newsroom: December 18, 2003

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Miami-Dade County, Fla., Launches Housing Assistance Service Center, Web Site for HIV/AIDS Patients

Federal Court of Appeals Rules Federal Ban on Marijuana Unconstitutional in States Allowing Medical Use of Drug

AIDS Lowers Life Expectancy in Developing Countries; Improvements Needed to Basic Health Care, WHO Report Says

HIV/AIDS Discrimination in Workplace Widespread in Vietnam, ILO Study Says

Chinese Vice Premier Visits AIDS Village but Police Force Patients Home

Canada: Striking Posters Aimed at Youth Carry Pointed Hep C Messages

Tajik Migrant Workers Bring Back Money, Gifts and Often AIDS From Russia

Gates Foundation Grants University of Montreal $12 Million for Public Health Programs in Africa

Price of AIDS Drug Norvir Soars

Attitudes Toward HIV Treatments Influence Unsafe Sexual and Injection Practices Among Injecting Drug Users

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