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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: August 11, 2003

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U.S. News

Texas Health Department May Alter ADAP Rules if Program Goes Into Deficit

Ohio Children's Football League Reverses Decision, Allows HIV-Positive Man to Fill Coaching Position

Most North Carolina Schools Focus on Abstinence in Sex Education Courses

Study Examines How Teenagers View First-Time Sex; Most Described the Relationship as "Romantic"

West Virginia Rape Rate Is One in Nine, Federal Report Says

Conway, Arkansas Mill Offering Tuberculosis Test to 500 Employees

Georgia: AIDS Survival Project Launches Statewide Training Program


International News

South African Government Calls for Development of National HIV/AIDS Treatment Program by October

Ethiopian AIDS Research Center May Be Forced to Close Because of Withdrawal of Funding by Dutch Government

Taiwanese Hemophiliacs File Lawsuit Against Bayer Over Blood-Clotting Products Allegedly Made With HIV-Tainted Blood


Medical News

Adherence to HIV Antiretrovirals Among Persons With Serious Mental Illness


Prevention/Epidemiology

Boston Globe Examines Senegal's "Unheralded Efforts" to Reduce HIV Transmission

Many New York City Residents With Multiple Sex Partners Unaware of HIV Status, Fail to Use Condoms, Report Says


Policy & Politics

Teaching the ABCs: AIDS Prevention


Commentary & Opinion

HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs Need a "Jump-Start," Los Angeles Times Editorial Says


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