HIV/AIDS Newsroom: October 16, 2006

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Fourth Annual National Latino AIDS Awareness Day Focuses on HIV/AIDS Education, Testing

HIV/AIDS Advocate Jeff Getty Dies at Age 49

Apple Computer Begins Selling iPod Under Product RED Label

Doctor and Advocacy Groups Work to Deliver Cervical Cancer Vaccinations

Georgia: New Group Plans Protests to Fight AIDS Among Blacks

New York: Debacle Threatens AIDS Housing

California: AIDS Walk Los Angeles Breaks Records

Florida: Sarasota-Manatee AIDS Walk Strides for Cure, Help

Kenya's HIV Prevalence Drops; Rates Among Women Higher Than Among Men, Group Says

Temple in Thailand Providing HIV/AIDS Services Becomes Overcrowded as People Live Longer With Disease

South Korean Foreign Minister Appointed U.N. Secretary-General, Lists HIV/AIDS Among Priorities

Australia: Sex Health Advice Now Available by Text Message

Botswana, Tanzania: Family Health International Plans AIDS Project

Risk Factors for HIV Infection in a National Adult Population: Evidence From the 2003 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Measure That Would Establish Needle-Exchange Program in Six Cities

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