HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 5, 2006

State Office Orders Rent Increase for New York City HIV/AIDS Welfare Housing

California: Funding for Patients With AIDS/HIV Revised

Florida: HIV Caregivers Glad to Recoup $560,000

Washington, D.C.: The Great Outdoors

California: Walk Keeps Focus on AIDS Research

Chinese Government to Boost Cooperation With, Support for NGOs Fighting HIV/AIDS, Health Ministry Official Says

Zimbabwe Launches First Official HIV Prevention, Treatment, Support Toolkit

Health Experts Seek to Prevent Spread of HIV in Angola After Civil War

Australia: Liver Disease to Skyrocket if Hepatitis C Patients Not Treated

South Africa: HIV/AIDS Tests for Prisoners, Warders

A Brief Individualized Computer-Delivered Sexual Risk Reduction Intervention Increases HIV/AIDS Preventive Behavior

New York: Free HIV, STD Tests Offered

Proposed Changes to Ryan White CARE Act Would Harm Treatment Efforts Among HIV-Positive Latinos, Panel Members Say

California Gov. Schwarzenegger's Veto of Prison Condom Distribution Bill Politically Motivated, Editorial Says

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